Ukraine’s Foreign Minister in New Delhi, Meets Indian Counterpart
Ukraine’s Foreign Minister, Dmytro Kuleba, embarked on a significant diplomatic mission to India, where he engaged in high-level discussions with his Indian counterpart, S Jaishankar, on Friday at Hyderabad House in New Delhi.
Upon his arrival in India on Thursday for a two-day visit, Minister Kuleba’s agenda centered on bolstering bilateral ties and seeking support for a peaceful resolution to the ongoing Russia-Ukraine conflict. The meeting with Minister Jaishankar marks a crucial step in reinforcing the diplomatic relations between the two nations.
Ahead of their talks, Minister Jaishankar extended a warm welcome to Minister Kuleba via a tweet, expressing anticipation for fruitful discussions. A photograph shared by Minister Jaishankar captured the moment of cordiality as the two ministers shook hands at Hyderabad House, symbolizing the strength of diplomatic camaraderie.
During his visit, Minister Kuleba emphasized the significance of Ukrainian-Indian cooperation, echoing sentiments of mutual benefit and shared goals. The dialogue between President Zelenskyy and Prime Minister Modi laid the groundwork for renewed efforts to invigorate bilateral relations, with a specific focus on the Peace Formula proposed by President Zelenskyy in 2022.
In response to inquiries regarding Minister Kuleba’s visit, the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) spokesperson, Randhir Jaiswal, highlighted the breadth of discussions encompassing bilateral issues and the review of the Inter-governmental Commission. Additionally, regional and global concerns of mutual interest were addressed, underscoring the multifaceted nature of the diplomatic engagement.
India reiterated its stance advocating for a peaceful resolution to the Ukraine-Russia conflict through dialogue and diplomacy. The commitment to exploring avenues for peace resonated throughout the discussions, aligning with President Zelenskyy’s proposed peace principles aimed at fostering lasting tranquility in Ukraine.
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