
The leaders of Russia and India visited the international industrial exposition at the Bharat Mandapan convention center
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The Innoprom exhibition has been held annually in Yekaterinburg since 2010. India was chosen as a new platform due to the strategic importance of bilateral cooperation.
Russian President Vladimir Putin and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi visited the international industrial exhibition "Innoprom. India", which is being held at the Bharat Mandapan international convention and exhibition center in the Indian capital.
Since 2010, the Innoprom exhibition has been held annually at the Ekaterinburg-EXPO exhibition center.
The choice of India as a new venue for INNOPROM is due to the strategic importance of bilateral cooperation. The exhibition is organized by the Ministries of Industry and Trade of Russia and India.
India is one of Russia’s key partners: over the past five years, the volume of mutual trade has increased almost 7 times, and by the end of 2025, trade turnover exceeded $60 billion. The exhibition is aimed at further strengthening cooperation, stimulating joint projects and expanding trade and industrial ties.
The exhibition area is about 10 thousand square meters. The exhibition presents 146 companies from both countries (110 from Russia, 36 from India), operating in such sectors of the economy as mechanical engineering, mining, nuclear industry, metallurgy, chemistry, IT, pharmaceuticals, medical technologies and others.

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