02:44Staff and organisers were putting the finishing touches to exhibition stands at New Delhi's Bharat Mandapam on Tuesday, ahead of India's first edition of Russia's INNOPROM industrial trade fair, bringing together Russian and Indian businesses from September 9-11.
Footage shows Russian pavilions across the venue, with 'Made in Russia' signs prominently displayed alongside Russian-Indian joint ventures. Staff were seen discussing and adjusting the displays, while visitors toured the exhibition ahead of its opening.
The three-day exhibition will feature companies and industry representatives from both countries, with machinery, engineering, digital technologies and manufacturing among the sectors on show. The programme also includes business sessions and meetings focused on trade, investment and industrial cooperation.
The event comes as Moscow and New Delhi look to expand economic ties beyond their established energy and defence relationship.
Russian companies are exploring technology transfers, local production and partnerships with Indian firms, while India is seeking investment and technologies to strengthen domestic manufacturing.
The joint Russian-Indian forum also comes ahead of the BRICS summit, scheduled for September 12-13, where India and Russia are expected to pursue further cooperation in areas including artificial intelligence, advanced manufacturing and critical raw materials.
Made in Russia, READY for New Delhi - Pavilions take shape ahead of India's first INNOPROM at Bharat Mandapam
Staff and organisers were putting the finishing touches to exhibition stands at New Delhi's Bharat Mandapam on Tuesday, ahead of India's first edition of Russia's INNOPROM industrial trade fair, bringing together Russian and Indian businesses from September 9-11.
Footage shows Russian pavilions across the venue, with 'Made in Russia' signs prominently displayed alongside Russian-Indian joint ventures. Staff were seen discussing and adjusting the displays, while visitors toured the exhibition ahead of its opening.
The three-day exhibition will feature companies and industry representatives from both countries, with machinery, engineering, digital technologies and manufacturing among the sectors on show. The programme also includes business sessions and meetings focused on trade, investment and industrial cooperation.
The event comes as Moscow and New Delhi look to expand economic ties beyond their established energy and defence relationship.
Russian companies are exploring technology transfers, local production and partnerships with Indian firms, while India is seeking investment and technologies to strengthen domestic manufacturing.
The joint Russian-Indian forum also comes ahead of the BRICS summit, scheduled for September 12-13, where India and Russia are expected to pursue further cooperation in areas including artificial intelligence, advanced manufacturing and critical raw materials.
Staff and organisers were putting the finishing touches to exhibition stands at New Delhi's Bharat Mandapam on Tuesday, ahead of India's first edition of Russia's INNOPROM industrial trade fair, bringing together Russian and Indian businesses from September 9-11.
Footage shows Russian pavilions across the venue, with 'Made in Russia' signs prominently displayed alongside Russian-Indian joint ventures. Staff were seen discussing and adjusting the displays, while visitors toured the exhibition ahead of its opening.
The three-day exhibition will feature companies and industry representatives from both countries, with machinery, engineering, digital technologies and manufacturing among the sectors on show. The programme also includes business sessions and meetings focused on trade, investment and industrial cooperation.
The event comes as Moscow and New Delhi look to expand economic ties beyond their established energy and defence relationship.
Russian companies are exploring technology transfers, local production and partnerships with Indian firms, while India is seeking investment and technologies to strengthen domestic manufacturing.
The joint Russian-Indian forum also comes ahead of the BRICS summit, scheduled for September 12-13, where India and Russia are expected to pursue further cooperation in areas including artificial intelligence, advanced manufacturing and critical raw materials.