Xi & Modi Reached Most Important Consensus that India-China Should Be Partners: Wang Yi
Wang Yi said the leaders reached a consensus to strengthen political trust, manage border differences and expand trade and people-to-people ties.
- On Sunday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chinese President Xi Jinping met during the 18th BRICS Summit in New Delhi, reaching a "most important consensus" that their nations should be partners rather than adversaries.
- Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi described the shift as progressing from a "restart" to a "renewed elevation" after a four-year freeze, noting improvement is welcomed by the more than 2.8 billion people of both nations.
- Border peace provided the basis for resuming exchanges, with Modi reaffirming that India stands ready to be a "partner, not an adversary" to China, placing the issue within the broader context of bilateral relations.
- Deepening people-to-people exchanges, expanding trade cooperation, and supporting each other as rotating BRICS chairs are key priorities, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Guo Jiakun said, adding Beijing will work with India to implement the consensus.
- Both nations pledged to coordinate within multilateral frameworks like the G20 and SCO to strengthen the Global South; China is set to assume the BRICS chair for 2027, positioning the partnership strategically.
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Xi-PM Modi Reached "Most Important Consensus", They Should Be Partners: Wang Yi
According to Chinese Foreign Minister, the leaders of the two countries agreed to jointly maintain peace and tranquility in border areas, while the two countries will support each other as rotating chair of the BRICS.
President Xi, PM Modi reach most important consensus that India-China should be partners: Wang Yi
President Xi Jinping and Prime Minister Narendra Modi have reached “most important consensus” during their meeting on the margins of BRICS summit that China and India should be partners, the top Chinese diplomat said on Monday. Summing up Xi’s two-day visit to New Delhi on September 12-13 to attend the 18th BRICS Summit and his meeting with PM Modi, Foreign Minister Wang Yi said the two leaders held a candid and in-depth exchange of views on str…
Xi, Modi reached ‘most important consensus’ that India, China should be partners: Wang Yi
President Xi said China and India can draw on each other's strengths, support one another, help each other succeed and pursue common development, according to Wang, who is also a member of the Political Bureau of the Communist Party of China Central Committee.
President Xi, PM Modi reached 'most important consensus': China reveals big takeaway from BRICS Summit
Xi said China and India should leverage each other’s strengths, support one another and work together towards shared development. The two leaders also agreed to maintain peace and tranquillity along the border and extend mutual support during their respective BRICS chairmanships.
Modi-Xi BRICS meeting: Beginning of a new era for India-China ties?
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi stated that President Xi Jinping and Prime Minister Narendra Modi reached a crucial consensus during the BRICS summit, agreeing that China and India should be partners, not rivals. The leaders pledged to maintain peace and tranquility in border areas, deepen cooperation, and support each other in multilateral forums, aiming to strengthen the Global South and promote a multipolar world order.
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