PM Modi to address plenary session today; to hold bilateral meet with Putin

Prime Minister Narendra Modi will discuss the general session of the 25th Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) State Council Summit in Tianjin and then hold a bilateral meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin.

During a special briefing in Tianjin, Foreign Minister Vikram Misri confirmed that the Prime Minister would meet the Russian President following his address at the General Session of SCO.

“The Prime Minister will appeal to the general session of the summit to summarize his approach to encouraging regional cooperation under India’s SCO umbrella. He said.

Prime Minister Modi came to Tianjin on Saturday for a two-day official visit and will attend the presidents of the 25th SCO State Council Summit, which took place between 31 August and 1 September.

In the early hours of Sunday, PM Modi held bilateral talks on the sides of the Chinese President Xi Jinping and the SCO Leaders Summit, and both leaders welcomed positive acceleration and stable progress in bilateral relations since their last meetings on the edges of the Bricks Summit in October 2024.

Both confirmed that the two countries are not competitors, and the development partners of the two countries, and that their differences do not turn into disagreements and the need for the growth and development of the two countries, which is necessary for the growth and development of the two countries, which is necessary for a multiolar world and a multi -polar Asia, which is necessary for a multi -pole Asia.

The Prime Minister also underlined the importance of peace and peace in the border areas for the continuous development of bilateral relations.

The two leaders also expressed successfully released last year, and since then, the protection of peace and peace throughout the border areas and the political perspective of the general bilateral relations and the border question from the long -term interests of the two people in a fair, reasonable and mutual resolution.

They recognized the important decisions taken by two special representatives during their negotiations at the beginning of this month and agreed to support their efforts further.

The two leaders emphasized the importance of strengthening ties to people through direct flights and visa facilitating, based on the restarting of Kailash Manasarovar Yatra and the promotion of tourist visas.

Prime Minister Modi also invited Chinese President to the BRICS Summit in which India will host in 2026. Xi thanked the Prime Minister for the invitation and offered China’s support to India’s BRICS presidency.

SCO consists of 10 members. In addition to India, it includes Belarus, China, Iran, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Pakistan, Russia, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan. There are also several dialogue partners and observers. India has been an observer since 2005 since 2017.

During the membership, India was president of the SCO Government Council in 2020 and the chairman of the SCO Presidents Council from 2022 to 2023.

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