Kyrgyzstan and India have revised their trade and tourism potential
On February 10, as part of the Cross Year of Culture and Friendship between the Kyrgyz Republic and India, a number of events were held at the Kyrgyz-Russian Slavic University: a meeting of the delegation of the Indian Embassy in the Kyrgyz Republic with university staff, overview presentations on international trade between India and Kyrgyzstan, and the opening of the exhibition «Commerce, Tourism and Culture: Northeast Region of India».
– Kyrgyzstan and the North-Eastern region of India intend to increase their potential in the development of trade, tourism and culture. This region is officially recognized as a special category of states in India. It is known for its unique culture, crafts and beauty. And today’s video conference is dedicated precisely to getting to know each other and establishing business contacts between your country and the North-Eastern region of India, which is unique in all respects. You always have to think about the future. And, judging by today’s communication, even online, he has good prospects," he said vb.kg Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of India to Kyrgyzstan Alok Amitabh Dimri.
–Very good business, I would even say friendly relations have developed between our university and the Indian Embassy in Kyrgyzstan, – said vb.kg rector of KRSU Vladimir Nifadiev. – India – a huge country with great trade, tourism, and cultural opportunities. And, of course, the development of cooperation in these areas is mutually beneficial for both Kyrgyzstan and India. Kyrgyzstan also has something to trade, something to show. We have excellent environmentally friendly honey, nuts and other products, nature, rich culture. And most importantly – there is a mutual desire to develop contacts in these areas.
As Vladimir Nifadiev noted, almost four hundred students from India study at the Faculty of Medicine of KRSU. And the teaching staff is doing everything possible to ensure that they have received a quality education.
