Beijing: 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.China is willing to approach bilateral ties "from a strategic and long-term perspective," enhance communication and cooperation while properly managing differences, said Mao Ning, a ministry spokesperson, during a regular press conference.Xi will attend the BRICS summit, address the event and have in-depth exchanges with leaders on the current international situation, Mao said.
China, India arranging Xi-Modi bilateral meeting during BRICS summit
China and India are arranging a bilateral meeting between their leaders. President Xi Jinping will travel to India this weekend for a BRICS summit. China's foreign ministry stated they will approach bilateral ties strategically. They aim to enhance communication and cooperation while managing differences. Xi will attend the summit and discuss the international situation with leaders.
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