Indian Prime Minister Modi says border peace is key to India-China ties
The leaders backed a fair border settlement and discussed trade as India’s deficit with China reached a record $112.16 billion, officials said.
- Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi conveyed to Chinese President Xi Jinping that maintaining peace and tranquility along the frontier remains an essential basis for the continued development of India-China relations.
- The bilateral talks occurred on the sidelines of the 18th BRICS Summit in New Delhi, marking President Xi's first visit to India in seven years.
- Both leaders welcomed the steady progress in bilateral ties and agreed that both nations should approach differences from a strategic, long-term perspective without allowing them to escalate into disputes.
- Prime Minister Modi emphasized that future engagement must be guided by "three mutuals"—mutual respect, mutual sensitivity, and mutual interest.
- On economic matters, both sides underlined the need to resolve structural trade imbalances, stabilize supply chains, and facilitate predictable market access.
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