China’s Xi and India’s Modi vow to resolve border fight
Chinese leader Xi Jinping and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi promised to solve border differences and support cooperation at a regional summit in China’s port city Tianjin.
After China and Indian troops dealt with deadly border conflicts in 2020, Modi has been in his first visit to China since relations between the two countries worsened.
Modi visits India as part of his membership to the Shanghai Cooperation Organization, the regional political, economic and security group of China.
In his opening speeches, Modi added that relations with China were “in a meaningful direction ve and that it was ıl a peaceful environment at the borders after leaving”.
In addition, according to a statement made by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Indian, “the importance of peace and peace in the border areas for continuous development of bilateral relations,” he said.
According to the state publisher CCTV, Xi said he hoped that the Tianjin meeting will “rise further” and “will encourage the continuous, healthy and stable development of bilateral relations”.
The two sides should not allow the border problem to define the general Chinese-Indian relationship, X said Xi, and added that economic development should be the main focus.
“As long as they adhere to the goal of becoming a partner, not competitors, and not threats, they will develop and progress continuously as long as they provide development opportunities,”.
Russian President Vladimir Putin, who came to Tianjin on Sunday, will meet both leaders in the coming days.
Unlike Modi, Putin, Japan’s II. He plans to stay in China to attend a military parade in the capital, which marked the 80th anniversary of his defeat in World War II.
In early August, China’s best diplomat Wang flew to the new Delhi because it announced the rapprochement of the two sides. Both governments promised to restart border talks and continue to give a visa and direct flights.
Wang’s visit, US President Donald Trump’s decision to bring 50 percent of tariffs to India on the acquisition of Russian oil, but the new Delhi’s re -building the ties with Beijing has been working for months.
Modi announced this message on Sunday, according to the Indian Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
China and India increased official visits this year and discussed some restrictions on trade and the movement of people at the border. In June, Beijing allowed pilgrims from India to visit the Holy Places in Tibet.
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