PM Modi at BRICS 2026 meets world leaders Putin, Pezeshkian, Abiy Ahmed in New Delhi - The Economic Times Video
The dinner followed unanimous adoption of the New Delhi Declaration and included bilateral talks with Xi Jinping as India sought broader BRICS cooperation.
- Chinese President Xi Jinping attended the 18th BRICS Summit in New Delhi and met with Prime Minister Narendra Modi but skipped the gala dinner hosted by Modi, reportedly to rest at his hotel.
- Russian President Vladimir Putin and other BRICS leaders attended the gala dinner, which was also joined by Indian Union ministers and state chief ministers.
- During the Modi-Xi bilateral meeting, both leaders emphasized resolving boundary issues fairly and agreed on promoting fair economic and trade relations.
- The gala dinner featured a specially curated Indian menu and was held as part of the two-day 18th BRICS Summit hosted by India in New Delhi, with leaders from 11 member and 10 partner countries.
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Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chinese President Xi Jinping met this Saturday at the edge of the Brics Summit in New Delhi, where leaders emphasized that "divergences should not become disputes" and the need to address issues related to trade and supply chains. Exclusive material for subscribers. To have full access, access the link of the subject and register.
Why Did Xi Jinping Skip PM Modi’s BRICS Gala Dinner? Putin, Indian Ministers Attend
China President Xi Jinping was one of the few who did not attend the gala dinner organized by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday night in New Delhi for the participants of the 18th BRICS Summit. Though President
Photos from the Delhi BRICS Summit once again revealed two familiar faces flanking Prime Minister Modi and President Xi Jinping. These are no ordinary officials, but the two leaders' most trusted personal translators: Sun Ning with Xi and Siddharth Babu with PM Modi. Present at every important visit and meeting, these two quietly serve as the most crucial link in diplomatic relations.
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