Slovakia President Peter Palegini and India President Draupadi Murmu.
Bratislava: Slovakia President Peter Palegini said on Wednesday after his talks with President Draupadi Murmu that India and Slovakia agreed that the Ukraine war can be resolved not through “weapons” but in constant peace talks and diplomatic ways. In her press statement, Palegini said that during her meeting, the issue of struggle in Ukraine on the eastern border of Slovakia arose. He said, “We have agreed that we do not see the solution of this struggle, on the strength of more weapons.”
The President said that we do not see peace in the battlefield. Instead, peace talks and diplomatic paths are the only way to prevent bloodshed in Ukraine. ”Murmu did not say this in his press statement, but he thanked Slovakia for helping Indian students out of war at the time of war in Ukraine. He said that India would always remember Slovakia’s “cooperation and generosity”, which will strengthen the relationship as a true friend and partner. He said that during the meeting, both sides reviewed all issues of bilateral relations and shared global and regional matters.
President Murmu thanked Slovakia for this
In his message in the guest book at Rashtrapati Bhavan, President Murmu said that she had brought best wishes from 1.4 billion citizens of the world’s largest democracy. He said, “India and Slovakia are committed to democratic values and global peace. I am confident that our partnership will be stronger. ”He thanked President Palegini and Slovakia for warm welcome and hospitality. During the meeting, President Murmu also mentioned the increasing popularity of Indian art and culture in Slovakia.
India invited President of Slovakia
The President’s Office of India said in a post on ‘X’, “President Murmu highlighted the immense possibilities of India’s rapidly growing media, entertainment and more close cooperation between the two countries in the fields, including the destination of film shooting to Slovakia and promoting it as a partner in the combination of film shooting.” He is organized by India in the forthcoming ‘conference from one to 4 May. Also invited to participate in the form. Palegini said that Slovakia and India have very friendly relations and many subjects connect both countries. He highlighted that there was a concrete growth in mutual trade and in the last five years it has increased three times to about 1.3 billion euro levels. (Language)
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