BRICS Summit 2026: Modi-Putin Talks Focus on Trade, Energy, Technology and Strategic Ties
Prime Minister Modi and President Putin met at the BRICS Summit 2026 in New Delhi, setting a $100 billion annual trade target by 2030 to bolster ties.
The meeting between Prime Minister Modi and the President of Russia Vladimir Putin was held at the BRICS Summit 2026, India-Russia, BRICS 2026, Narendra Modi, Vladimir Putin, BRICS Summit 2026 summit in New Delhi, thereby stressing India's and Russia's strong economic cooperation. This meeting was their second within less than two weeks, focused on broadening cooperation in many areas of importance.
The following relevant topics were on the agenda: a large number of sectors, including modes of trade, infrastructure, energy, technology, space and skills and culture. What is more, the leaders of the two countries evaluated the development of joint programs and looked for ways to implement cooperation even at higher levels.
India-Russia Trade and Economic Cooperation
The main task of the meeting was to boost the rate of trade between India and Russia. Now, the two countries are going to achieve an aggressive goal: to reach an annual trade volume of $100 billion by 2030. Further, the delegates of the two states talked about the development of ways to boost connectivity, industry cooperation and supply chains in order to provide long-term growth of the economy.
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