India will never forget Russia's friendship: PM
Moscow: India will never forget that Russia stood by it during international challenges, when India's resources were limited and when it had few friends, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh said here Monday."Russia has stood by India
At the beginning of the last decade of the last century, both the countries went through a difficult period of
political and economic change, he said.
"While Russia showed great resilience and resolve in regaining its place in the world, India opened itself and became more deeply integrated with the world economy," said the prime minister.
Russia was the first country with which India signed a Declaration of Strategic Partnership in 2000, he said.
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