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China, India arranging meeting for Xi, Modi, China's foreign ministry says
- On Thursday, Beijing announced that President Xi Jinping will attend the BRICS Summit in New Delhi starting September 12, marking his first visit to India in seven years.
- Border tensions starting in April 2020 culminated in a violent clash at Galwan Valley, causing a four-year freeze in relations before Prime Minister Narendra Modi and President Xi began gradual normalization in October 2024.
- India remains concerned about a widening trade deficit reaching $67.1 billion in the first six months of the year, even as two-way trade rose 23.6% and exports of Printed Circuit Boards surged 37.2%.
- Commerce Minister Wang Wentao will accompany President Xi and hold sideline talks with Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal to address India's export control concerns and China's interest in investment relaxation.
- Indian Ambassador to China Vikram Doraiswami wrote Thursday that a stable China-India relationship benefits their 2.8 billion people and that border peace provides an essential foundation for this partnership.
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China, India arranging meeting for Xi, Modi, China's foreign ministry says
China and India are arranging for a bilateral meeting between Chinese President Xi Jinping and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, China's foreign ministry said on Friday, as Xi is set to travel to India this weekend to attend a BRICS summit.
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The Chinese and Indian sides are discussing the possibility of holding a bilateral meeting between President Xi Jinping and Prime Minister Nrentra Modi of India on the "fields" of the BRICS summit, reported on Friday at the Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs. "China and India are agreeing on a bilateral meeting between Xi Jinping and Modi", quoted The Global Times as Mao Ning of China.
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