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राष्टट्र International PM's foreign visit

Peace and stability only through

'dialogue' and 'diplomacy'

Prime Minister Narendra Modi visited Poland and Ukraine between 21 and 23 August to
try to restore peace amid the ongoing conflict in Ukraine and to cooperate in dealing with
global challenges. In view of the current geopolitical situation, the international community
was also keeping an eye on this visit of the Prime Minister of India. This was the first
visit of an Indian Prime Minister to Ukraine, while after 45 years an Indian Prime Minister
visited Poland. During this visit, many important agreements were signed between the two
countries from the economic and strategic point of view...

rime Minister Narendra Modi reached the peace in Ukraine. PM Modi and President Zelensky
Ukrainian capital Kyiv on 23 August during have reiterated their readiness to cooperate in
Phis three-day foreign visit. During this, PM maintaining the principles of international law,
Modi discussed in detail with Ukrainian President including the UN Charter, such as respect for
Volodymyr Zelensky about the peaceful resolution territorial integrity and sovereignty of countries.
of the ongoing conflict in Ukraine. PM Modi clearly Ukraine said that Ukraine can work on the basis
said that India firmly believes that no problem can be of dialogue, diplomacy and efforts to promote
resolved on the battlefield. India supports diplomacy peace based on international laws.
and dialogue for the early restoration of peace PM Modi reiterated his desire to contribute in
and stability. India is ready to provide all possible every possible way for the early restoration of
cooperation with its friendly countries to restore peace. Both sides called for comprehensive reform

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