NSAs meet in Davos to discuss Ukraine peace formula
The Hindu
National Security Advisors from various countries met in Davos to discuss a peace formula for Ukraine, with India advocating for peace.
National Security Advisors of several countries met in Davos on January 14 to discuss a peace formula for Ukraine, with India and many other nations pushing for the restoration of peace in the war-hit country.
A representative of the Swiss Foreign Ministry, which co-hosted the meeting along with Ukraine, said, "By organising the meeting, Switzerland continues to support Ukraine in achieving this goal".
This was the fourth NSA meeting on the peace formula proposed by Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy in 2022, which follows ten principles aimed at ensuring a just and lasting peace in Ukraine.
Earlier meetings have been held in Copenhagen, Jeddah, and Malta.
India has always pitched for restoration of peace in Ukraine, and Prime Minister Narendra Modi during his discussions with Mr. Zelenskyy said that India was ready to help in all possible manner to help restore peace.
During his conversations with Russian President Vladimir Putin also, Mr. Modi said that it is not a time of war.
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