India and Ukraine Sign Four Agreements

On 24th August, 2024, during a significant visit to Kyiv, Prime Minister Narendra Modi and President Volodymyr Zelenskyy signed four key agreements, marking a new chapter in India-Ukraine relations amid ongoing conflict in the region.

Prime Minister visit to Kyiv, the first by an Indian prime minister since Ukraine's independence in 1991, took place under the shadow of war, with Ukraine engaged in a military offensive in Russia's western Kursk region.

Key Points

Agreements Signed: India and Ukraine inked four agreements focusing on cooperation in agriculture, the food industry, medicine, culture, and humanitarian assistance. These agreements aim to strengthen bilateral ties and enhance collaboration in critical areas.
Diplomatic Engagement: The talks between Indian PM and Ukraine President underscored India's commitment to deepening its partnership with Ukraine, even as the country navigates a challenging geopolitical landscape.
Focus on Peace: In the lead-up to the talks, PM Modi highlighted Mahatma Gandhi's message of peace, emphasizing the importance of dialogue and diplomacy in resolving conflicts.