Delhi, Kyiv ink four pacts on agriculture, food industry

Kyiv, August 23 PM Narendra Modi and Ukrainian President Volodymr Zelenskyy signed several documents during the former’s visit to Kyiv in sectors including agriculture, food industry, medical products regulation and cultural cooperation. The two leaders witnessed the signing of four...

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Updated At : 08:58 AM Aug 24, 2024 IST

PM Narendra Modi and Ukrainian President Volodymr Zelenskyy signed several documents during the former’s visit to Kyiv in sectors including agriculture, food industry, medical products regulation and cultural cooperation. - File photo

Kyiv, August 23

The two leaders witnessed the signing of four agreements. These include the Agreement on Cooperation in the field of agriculture and food industry; MoU on cooperation in the field of medical products regulation; MoU on Indian humanitarian grant assistance for implementation of high impact community development projects; and Programme for cultural cooperation for 2024-2028, a press release said.

The objective of the agriculture agreement involves expanding mutually beneficial cooperation in agriculture and food industry by promoting ties in areas of information exchange and joint scientific research.

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