Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi To Visit India On Monday | India News
On Saturday, Beijing will visit India on August 18 (Monday) on August 18th (Monday) for his talks on the 24th round among the special representatives of China and India among the special representatives of China and India.
“The Chinese Foreign Ministry will visit India between 18-20 August, the political office of the Central Committee of the Central Committee, the Foreign Minister and the Special Representative of China’s China-Indian border Wang, and will organize negotiations on the invitation of the Indian side of the Indian side of China and India.”
The visit is scheduled to take place shortly before Prime Minister Narendra Modi will take place in the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) summit in Tianjin between 31 August and 1 September.
The Chinese side also welcomed PM Modi’s participation in the SCO summit.
In a briefing, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Guo Jiakun, “China invites Prime Minister Modi for the Sco Tianjin Summit to China. With the harmonious effort of all parties, Tianjin Summit will come together with the solidarity, friendship and productive results of the Tianjin Summit, and the greater development of SCO will come together.
According to the Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the leaders of more than 20 countries, including SCO’s member states and the presidents of 10 international organizations, said Jiakun would be the “largest scale peak since the establishment of SCO”.
This will be PM Modi’s first visit to China, the Galwan conflict in 2020 seriously pushes the binary ties seriously. In June 2020, after the Galwan Valley among the soldiers of the two countries on the real control line (LAC), the breakthrough in bilateral talks was possible after a patrol agreement for about 3500 km Lac to end India and China’s four -year border conflict.
In July, Foreign Minister S. Jaishankar visited China to attend the Council of Foreign Ministers in Tianjin. He also held talks with the Chinese counterpart between the meeting. He also called Chinese President Xi Jinping with SCO Foreign Ministers.
At the beginning of June, Defense Minister Rajnath Singh visited China to attend the SCO Defense Ministers meeting. India refused to approve the joint declaration at the SCO Defense Ministers meeting and said that concerns about terrorism should be excluded as an important reason.
India stated that she wanted concerns about terrorism, which is unacceptable for a particular country; Therefore, the statement was not accepted.
During his visit, Singh met Don Jun, Chinese counterpart, and had the two leaders’ exchange of views on binary bonds.
In June, the National Security Advisor (NSA) Ajit Doval visited China to attend the 20th meeting of the SCO Security Council secretaries.
In the intervention of the meeting, he stressed the need to avoid double standards in the fight against terrorism and to take determined actions against terrorists and assets such as let, JEM and his deputies and to dismantle terror eco-system.
