Archive · 16 Sep 2026
Russia Offers Indian Products Moscow Showcase at INNOPROM India
Russia and India held a business and culture exhibition in New Delhi.
More than 130 companies from both countries took part.
The National Centre RUSSIA showed Russian foods, crafts and everyday products.
Visitors saw lace, painted toys, carpets, porcelain and other handmade goods.
A special Russian doll with Indian designs was made for the event.
The centre wants Indian products to be shown in Moscow.
It also suggested holding India Weeks in Russia and Russia Weeks in India in 2027.
These ideas are still being discussed, and no final retail deal has been announced.
India and Russia showcased consumer goods and industrial opportunities at INNOPROM India in New Delhi.
The September 9–11 exhibition brought together more than 130 Russian and Indian companies.
National Centre RUSSIA presented regional crafts, including porcelain, carpets, lace, toys and decorative painting.
Officials discussed displaying Indian products in Moscow and Russian goods in India, but no agreement or timetable was announced.
A limited-edition Russian self-righting doll featuring Indian motifs was among the products that attracted buyers.
- Who
- India's Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal, Russia's Industry and Trade Minister Anton Alikhanov, and National Centre RUSSIA Director General Natalia Virtuozova participated in the showcase.
- What
- The event presented Russian and Indian companies, consumer goods, regional crafts and potential future product exchanges.
- When
- The exhibition ran from September 9 to 11; the centre issued its statement on September 10 and linked future activities to the 80th anniversary of diplomatic relations in 2027.
- Where
- Bharat Mandapam in New Delhi, India.
- Why
- The exhibition aimed to develop business contacts, joint industrial projects and broader access to products from both countries.
- Event
- INNOPROM India
- Location
- Bharat Mandapam, New Delhi
- Exhibition dates
- September 9–11
- Participating companies
- More than 130 Russian and Indian companies
- Featured project
- UniverMag, the National Centre RUSSIA's flagship department store project
- Potential future exchanges
- Indian goods in Moscow and Russian goods in India
- Diplomatic milestone
- The 80th anniversary of India-Russia diplomatic relations in 2027