EU Seeks India’s Bigger Role in Ukraine Peace

New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi organized a joint telephone conversation with the European Commission Ursula von and the President of the Council of Europe Antonio Costa, and in the meantime, the leaders promised to seal the free trade agreement of India and the European Union until December. The two best EU leaders, India played an important role in ending the Russian-Ukraine War, and the prime minister reiterates the consistent support of India for an early restoration of peace and stability.

This is the first meeting between India and the EU, half of which is a “punishment ına to import Russian oil, as US President Donald Trump applied a 50 percent tariff to India last week. After the SCO summit ended, the first conversation in Tianjin, China, Tianjin, has made detailed discussions with Russian President Vladimir Putin at the beginning of this week.

Yeni Delhi said in a statement about the speech, “The leaders also welcomed progress in bilateral relations such as trade, technology, investment, innovation, sustainability, defense, security and supply chain flexibility, and confirmed the joint commitment for the implementation of India-EU FTA negotiations and implementation (IMEEC).

According to the new Delhi statement, leaders discussed organizing the next-Indian-EU summit in India on the history of mutual comfort. Mr. Modi invited two leaders to India for the summit.

After the conversation, Mrs. Von der Leyn X said: “We had the pleasure of speaking with Prime Minister Narendra Modi. We welcome India’s ongoing participation with President Zelenskyy in a warm way. India plays an important role to help lead Russia. This war carries a risk to upset the global security results and the world.

According to the New Delhi’s statement, the three leaders underlined the role of the Indian-EU strategic partnership in jointly addressing global issues, encouraging stability and encouraging a rules for mutual prosperity.

“As the world’s greatest democratic forces in the world, India and the EU shares a strong and close relationship built on a common vision for the future vision and a common vision for the future, Deli added.