$10Bln in Deals in India

12.03.2010 (12:31)

Prime Minister Vladimir Putin will oversee the signing of more than $10 billion worth of deals with India during his visit, Deputy Prime Minister Sergei Sobyanin said yesterday.

The deals will range from contracts for the joint design of a fifth-generation fighter jet and production of multipurpose transport planes to agreements to supply Russian mineral fertilizers and build new nuclear reactors. (Reuters)

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