ernational issues, besides working out a strategy to explore ways to strengthen trilateral cooperation, will dominate the meeting of foreign ministers of Russia, India and China on October 27 in Bengaluru. The ninth three-nation meet, RIC, will be attended by S M Krishna, and his Russian and Chinese counterparts Sergei Lavrov and Yang Jiechi respectively.
This will be the fifth standalone meeting of foreign ministers of these countries. “At the forthcoming meeting in Bengaluru, the three foreign ministers will discuss regional and international issues and explore ways of strengthening trilateral cooperation,” an official release said in New Delhi. Krishna will also hold bilateral meeting with Yang on the sidelines of the trilateral meeting. The trilateral meet will also focus on the issues of energy security, climate change, counter-terrorism and trans-national crime.
Friday, October 23, 2009
DTN News: India TODAY October 24, 2009 ~ Foreign Ministers Of Russia, India, China To Meet On October 27 In Bengaluru
DTN News: India TODAY October 24, 2009 ~ Foreign Ministers Of Russia, India, China To Meet On October 27 In Bengaluru
*Source: DTN News / Int'l Media
(NSI News Source Info) NEW DELHI, India - October 24, 2009: Regional and int
ernational issues, besides working out a strategy to explore ways to strengthen trilateral cooperation, will dominate the meeting of foreign ministers of Russia, India and China on October 27 in Bengaluru. The ninth three-nation meet, RIC, will be attended by S M Krishna, and his Russian and Chinese counterparts Sergei Lavrov and Yang Jiechi respectively.
This will be the fifth standalone meeting of foreign ministers of these countries. “At the forthcoming meeting in Bengaluru, the three foreign ministers will discuss regional and international issues and explore ways of strengthening trilateral cooperation,” an official release said in New Delhi. Krishna will also hold bilateral meeting with Yang on the sidelines of the trilateral meeting. The trilateral meet will also focus on the issues of energy security, climate change, counter-terrorism and trans-national crime.
ernational issues, besides working out a strategy to explore ways to strengthen trilateral cooperation, will dominate the meeting of foreign ministers of Russia, India and China on October 27 in Bengaluru. The ninth three-nation meet, RIC, will be attended by S M Krishna, and his Russian and Chinese counterparts Sergei Lavrov and Yang Jiechi respectively.
This will be the fifth standalone meeting of foreign ministers of these countries. “At the forthcoming meeting in Bengaluru, the three foreign ministers will discuss regional and international issues and explore ways of strengthening trilateral cooperation,” an official release said in New Delhi. Krishna will also hold bilateral meeting with Yang on the sidelines of the trilateral meeting. The trilateral meet will also focus on the issues of energy security, climate change, counter-terrorism and trans-national crime.
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