“Russian Value Special Privileges Strategic Partnership”: Putin solicits India’s “well-deserved authority” in global affairs
Russian President Vladimir Putin praised India’s “well-deserved authority” in international affairs as global leaders and neighbors announced their greetings on Friday at the country’s 79th Independence Day.
Putin also stressed Russia’s commitment to strengthening the “strategic partnership of special privileges” in messages between the two countries to President Drupadi Murmu and Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
“We value the relationship with India’s special privileges,” Putin said. His confidence shows that through joint efforts, Russia and India will continue to increase constructive bilateral cooperation in all areas.
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France, Israel and India’s bond
French President Emmanuel Macron congratulated Prime Minister Modi on his visit to France in February. “Warm congratulations to the people of India on your 79th Independence Day! I am pleased to recall my friend Narendra Modi coming to France in February and looking forward to deepening our strategic partnership for 2047 and beyond,” Macron posted on social media.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu also extended greetings to “dear friend” Narendra Modi and the Indian people. The official account of the Israeli Prime Minister’s Office announced: “Israel and India are two proud democracies bound by history, innovation and friendship. Our nation has achieved much together and the best chapters of our partnership remain.
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The Maldives recognizes historical bonds in the United States
Secretary of State Marco Rubio expressed congratulations and warm wishes to the Indian people on behalf of the United States. Rubio said in a statement that India and the United States “work together” would face today’s modern challenges and ensure a better future for both countries, and said in a statement that he described the “historical relationship” between New Delhi and Washington as “a consequent, far-reaching perspective.”
“India has always been a trusted development partner for the Maldives,” President Mohamed Muizzu said in a greeting to President Droupadi Murmu. He added: “I am very grateful for the high-level exchanges and connections between our countries, which emphasizes the strong cooperation we have built.”
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Australia, Ukraine and Iran celebrate partnership
Australian Foreign Minister Penny Wong convenes the Indian-Australian community and the Indian people this time. “Our relationship is stronger and more important than ever when we celebrate five years of a comprehensive strategic partnership with India,” Wong posted on social media.
The Ukrainian Foreign Ministry expanded its “warm greetings” on Independence Day and reiterated its commitment to strengthening a “comprehensive partnership” with India. “We remain committed to strengthening our integrated partnership to benefit our people and promote global peace, security and prosperity,” it said.
South Asian neighbors and Singapore highlight connections
The Iranian Foreign Ministry expanded its “warm congratulations” and stressed Tehran’s determination to promote bilateral relations and cooperation. It is released on X. “We are determined to promote bilateral relations and cooperation in all areas that both countries believe are based on mutual respect and our common interests.”
Sri Lanka’s Foreign Minister Vijitha Herath extended his aspirations to his Indian counterpart S. Jaishankar. “The warmest scrutiny of the Indian and Indian people on your 79th Independence Day. May the lasting friendship between our nations continue to inspire peace, prosperity and mutual respect,” Heras posted on social media.
Nepal and Singapore respect India’s global role
Singapore’s Foreign Minister Vivian Balakrishnan congratulated India and stressed the power of bilateral relations between the two countries. “Congratulations to India on your 79th Independence Day. Our meeting earlier this week highlighted the strength of our connections. We celebrated 60 years of diplomatic ties,” Balakrishnan said.
Nepal Foreign Minister Arzu Rana Deuba said Nepal is deeply valued while hoping that her Indian counterpart S. Jaishankar will be the first to pay attention to the long-term partnership with India. “On this Independence Day, we hope that the Indian people will continue to flourish, unite and be harmonious. May India remain a brilliant example of democracy and inspire countries around the world,” Deuba posted on social media.
