PM Modi & Xi Jinping Hold Bilateral Talks in New Delhi
By Business Desk
Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chinese President Xi Jinping meet in New Delhi for bilateral talks focusing on border stability, trade, and BRICS cooperation.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chinese President Xi Jinping held bilateral talks in New Delhi to improve India-China relations. This marks Xi’s first visit to India in seven years, taking place on the sidelines of the BRICS summit.
Key Focus Areas And Meeting Context
The discussions centered on critical issues as both nations seek a more constructive relationship. The two leaders addressed several core areas during their meeting:
President Xi highlighted the strategic importance of the bilateral relationship, noting that the two leaders have met 21 times to date. Prime Minister Modi expressed appreciation for China’s cooperation during India’s BRICS chairmanship.
Bilateral Relations And Border Stability
Both nations sought to establish a more constructive relationship despite ongoing disputes regarding the Line of Actual Control. The meeting served as a platform to assess whether diplomatic efforts can lead to stabilized economic and investment cooperation.
Xi emphasized the potential for mutual growth and cooperation by positioning both countries as major global players. India maintains that peace along the border is a prerequisite for broader ties.