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New Delhi: The meeting of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s meeting between Chinese President Xi Jinping and Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) in Tianjin took an important step to repair and strengthen the binary bonds between the two Asian giant. The match also carried strong geopolitical messages among US President Donald Trump’s increasing tariff measures that pushed relations with both India and China.

The high -profile meeting on the basis of trade tensions with Washington began with a solid handshake that sends a coordinated signal to the United States. Here are the basic inferences:

1. Partners, not competitors: Both leaders have accepted progress since their last meetings during the BRICS Summit in Russia. India and China were “not competitors, not partners” and stressed that differences should not turn into disputes.

2. Restarting direct flights: Although Prime Minister Modi has not been given a certain date, he plans to continue direct flights between India and China, a major reconciliation movement. The Service was suspended during the COVİD-19 pandemi and trusted travelers in transit points such as Hong Kong and Singapore.

3. Pilgrimage and Tourism Restart: Modi brought up the issue of Kailash Mansarovar Yatra and tourist visas. The holy pilgrimage in Tibet continued in the early this year after he stopped during his pandemi with a tourist visa to Chinese citizens.

4. Strategic Autonomy and Global Cooperation: “The two leaders found it necessary to expand a common ground on bilateral, regional and global issues and difficulties such as terrorism and fair trade on multilateral platforms.” He said. Modi emphasized the importance of continuing strategic autonomy and avoiding the lens of third -party effect in binary vineyards.

5. Reconciliation after Galwan: After the 2020 Galwan Valley conflicts, relations were worsening, but the two sides took steps to alleviate tension. Last year, the meetings in Kazan prepared the ground for this renewed participation. Both leaders acknowledged that their efforts to leave have recovered the relative calm along the border.

6. Friends and neighbors: President Xi called India and China as “friends and good neighbors, and called on both countries to cooperate as the great members of the Global South to improve the lives of their citizens.

7. Border Problem Perspective: Xi reiterated that border dispute should not define the entire Indian-China relations. He called on to manage ties with a strategic and long -term appearance to ensure healthy and stable binary development.

8. Mutual Economic Gains: Developed relations are expected to benefit both economies. While India’s electric car sector has seen that China investment is increasing, Chinese companies can provide wider access to Indian markets and increase trade on both sides.

9. Re -opening border trade: Following recent negotiations, both countries agreed to reopen the border trade, which is a way of diversifying economic changes among global tariff uncertainties. China also promised to support India’s requirements for the rare land minerals, fertilizers and tunnel boring machines.

10. Message to Washington: This diplomatic rapprochement comes as India’s ties with the US facial coercion due to President Trump’s tariff regime. Yeni Delhi’s closer participation with Beijing challenges the efforts to separate the two regional power of American regional power by pointing to a possible re -balance of alliances.

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The meeting in Tianjin underlines the increasing recognition that pragmatic cooperation in both capitals can offer greater dividends than long -term competition, especially in a changing global order.