http://www.newkerala.com/news-daily/news/features.php?action=fullnews&id=84372 Moscow, Mar 12 : Foreign Ministers of India, Russia and China will hold their first "stand-alone" trilateral meeting in this country's Pacific port of Vladivostok in June, to be preceded by a business meet of the three countries in New Delhi next month, Foreign Secretary Shyam Saran said.
The trilateral meeting in Vladivostok is being hosted by the Russian Foreign Minister.
"This would be for the first time a stand-alone trilateral meeting and this adds certain significance to it. Earlier three such meetings were held on the sidelines of UN General Assembly and CICA in Almaty," Saran told reporters yesterday at the end of his Moscow leg of 3-day Russia visit.
Saran said that none of the three wanted to forge an alliance, but they have a convergence of views on a large number of issues of present day life, including multi-polar world order and multi-laterality in resolving key international problems.
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