In a major diplomatic event, Chinese President Xi Jinping arrived in New Delhi to attend the 18th BRICS Summit. This marks President Xi first visit to India in seven years, signaling a fresh effort to rebuild ties between the two Asian giants after years of border tensions.
Shortly after the member nations officially adopted the New Delhi Declaration, Prime Minister Narendra Modi held a warm bilateral meeting with President Xi on the summit sidelines. During the wide ranging discussions, both leaders agreed that differences between India and China should not turn into disputes.
PM Modi stressed that maintaining peace and stability along the border remains essential for developing better long term relations. He highlighted three main principles to guide future ties mutual respect, mutual sensitivity, and mutual interest. President Xi also noted that both nations should work together for shared growth and handle their relationship with a broad strategic vision.
The adoption of the New Delhi Declaration focused on strengthening trade, improving supply chain safety, and creating economic balance among member countries. With leaders focusing on peaceful dialogue and deeper economic cooperation, this landmark meeting opens a positive new chapter for India China relations and the entire BRICS group.
