Border issue should be viewed in proper perspective within the broader context of the bilateral relationship; that dialogue and cooperation should remain the prevailing trend; and that both nations should accelerate their respective development
PM Modi stated that India stands ready to be a partner, not an adversary, to China, and regards each other's development as an opportunity rather than a challenge, according to the Chinese foreign minister.
India remains committed to maintaining high-level exchanges with China, deepening strategic communication, and broadening people-to-people ties on the foundation of mutual respect and trust -- all to drive further progress in bilateral relations, Modiji added.
two leaders OF CHINA AND MODIJI agreed to prioritise development as the bedrock of shared interest, deepen friendly ties and mutually beneficial collaboration, expand cooperation in areas including cultural people-to-people exchanges and direct air connectivity
India & China agreed to support each other's BRICS chairmanship, strengthen coordination within multilateral frameworks including United Nations, Shanghai Cooperation Organisation, and the G20, advance cooperation across the Global South, promote a more multipolar world order,
China will make the cooperation list longer, deepen people-to-people exchanges, have closer collaboration on multilateral occasions, make continued efforts to improve & grow our ties, and render firm support to each other's development and revitalization.
Modiji called for removal of the 10 largest trade barriers operating between BRICS members. He set a target of helping a hundred BRICS startups scale into other member markets Bharat as a global solution hub, & said that while the world builds barriers, Bharat builds bridges.
A moment of great pride as an Indian. President Putin. President Xi. And Prime Minister Narendra Modi together on the same platform. This is real International diplomacy, no nation could have ever done that...proud to be an Indian
Summing up Xi’s two-day visit to New Delhi to attend the 18th BRICS Summit and his meeting with PM Modi, Wang Yi said that China and India should be partners, Wang told Chinese official media on Sunday, as per the PTI report
Summing up Xi’s two-day visit to New Delhi to attend the 18th BRICS Summit and his meeting with PM Modi, Wang Yi said the 2 leaders held a candid and in-depth exchange of views on strategic, long-term and directional issues concerning China-India relations.
Following bilateral meeting, PM Modi expressed confidence that talks marked the beginning of a new chapter in bilateral relations. New Delhi emphasised that future ties must be guided by mutual respect, mutual sensitivity mutual interest,differences should not become disputes.
India & China also agreed to support each other’s BRICS chairmanship, strengthen coordination within multilateral frameworks, including the U. N the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation, & the G20, advance cooperation across the Global South, promote a more multipolar world order
India on Tuesday reiterated that Prime Minister Narendra Modi underlined to Chinese President Xi Jinping that both sides should show “sensitivity to each other’s core concerns” and be guided by the three mutuals: “mutual respect, mutual interest, and mutual sensitivity”.
China’s Foreign Ministry spokesperson had told reporters on Monday that “Prime Minister Modi has said India has an independent foreign policy… and that India will not allow any force to engage in anti-China activities on its territory. China values PM Modi’s statements.”
Peace On Border Essential For Development Of Ties': PM Tells Xi In BilateralBRICS Summit 2026: The Chinese President's two-day visit comes as India hosts the BRICS summit. PM Modi and Xi Jinping held bilateral talks on the sidelines of the summit.
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi had said that President Xi and PM Modi have reached “most important consensus” during their meeting on the margins of the BRICS summit that China and India should be partners
India, China have ‘sufficient political, historical wisdom’ to handle differences: Chinese envoy
Chinese Ambassador to India Xu Feihong said that China remains committed to a ‘dual-track approach’ to bilateral relations and border issues.