“The India-Russia relationship can be described as exemplary, predictable, and stable, withstanding the uncertainties posed by global incidents in the past couple of years,” said Dr Lydia Kulik, Head of India Studies at the Moscow School of Management SKOLOVO and Senior Fellow at RAS Institute of Oriental Studies, during an address organised by the Chintan Research Foundation (CRF).
The event brought together a diverse group of experts from government, academia, strategic circles, industry, media, and private enterprises to explore the multifaceted strategic partnership between India and Russia. Discussions focused on the historical excellence of the relationship, which has endured due to its adaptability and flexibility in navigating global challenges.
Earlier, welcoming the delegates and participants, Shishir Priyadarshi, President of CRF, stated that India and Russia have shared a partnership defined not only by statecraft but also by mutual respect, strategic convergence, and a consistent recognition of each other’s core interests. The session highlighted ongoing opportunities to deepen cooperation across political, economic, and cultural domains.
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