Mumbai, Aug. 27 -- India-Russia relations are expected to further deepen and expand across areas of bilateral cooperation as the two countries work towards their target of USD 100 billion in bilateral trade by 2030, Russian Deputy Consul General Aleksandr Fursov said.

Speaking to the media ahead of the second edition of the Global Impact Forum, scheduled to be held in Mumbai in September, Fursov said the partnership between the two countries was likely to grow stronger across sectors.

"I think they will continue to get stronger and to expand and deepen in each and every sphere of our bilateral cooperation. We have this aim of reaching 100 billion dollars trade by the year of 2030, so let's look and see what we can do with that," Fursov ...