European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen will meet with Prime Minister Narendra Modi in New Delhi this week to seek India's assistance in enforcing sanctions against Russia. The EU views India as playing a crucial role in ending the war in Ukraine and ensuring lasting peace. Discussions will also cover enhanced market access and India's tariffs on specific goods as part of ongoing free trade agreement negotiations. While no major announcements are anticipated during the visit, both parties aim to establish a framework for an India-EU summit later this year. The EU is eager to strengthen ties with India on trade and security, focusing on resilient supply chains and reinforced security cooperation. India, while not condemning Russia's invasion of Ukraine, has advocated for dialogue and diplomacy. The EU and India will also discuss a trade corridor linking India to Europe.
EU Seeks India's Support on Russia Sanctions Enforcement During President von der Leyen's Visit to New Delhi
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