NEW DELHI , GTNS, SEPTEMBER 10, 2026 — A major platform showcasing Russian industrial capabilities and India-Russia economic cooperation has opened at Bharat Mandapam in New Delhi, with the joint Russian-Indian industrial exhibition INNOPROM.India bringing together more than 100 Russian companies.
Leading enterprises from sectors including metallurgy, mechanical engineering, nuclear industries and other areas of advanced manufacturing are participating in the exhibition, presenting technologies, industrial solutions and business opportunities.
The three-day exhibition, comes at a time when India and Russia are seeking to deepen economic and industrial engagement alongside their longstanding strategic partnership.
The event provides a platform for Russian companies to present their capabilities to Indian businesses, investors and industry representatives, while creating opportunities to explore partnerships, technology cooperation and commercial projects.
A comprehensive business programme has also been planned alongside the exhibition. Business representatives are expected to use the platform for networking, direct discussions and negotiations aimed at developing new areas of industrial cooperation.
The participation of companies from heavy industry and advanced manufacturing sectors gives the exhibition particular significance for bilateral economic relations. Areas such as engineering, industrial equipment, metallurgy and nuclear cooperation remain important components of the broader India-Russia economic relationship.
INNOPROM.India also provides an opportunity to connect industrial enterprises from both countries and explore ways to expand supply chains, investment and technology partnerships.
With India continuing to strengthen domestic manufacturing and Russia looking to expand industrial cooperation with international partners, the exhibition could serve as a bridge between businesses seeking new markets and long-term commercial opportunities.
The event at Bharat Mandapam comes as both countries continue to emphasize the importance of expanding bilateral trade and economic engagement beyond traditional areas of cooperation.
For participating companies, the New Delhi exhibition offers a direct platform to engage with the Indian market. For Indian industry, it provides access to Russian industrial technologies, manufacturers and potential business partners under one platform.
The exhibition will remain open through September 11, with the accompanying business programme expected to remain a key component of efforts to translate industrial interaction into concrete business partnerships.
The latest initiative underlines the continuing “Druzhba-Dosti” — friendship and partnership — between India and Russia, while placing greater emphasis on industrial cooperation, investment and technology-driven economic ties.
Global Times News | INDIA ; GTNS
SEPTEMBER 10, 2026