Prime Minister Narendra Modi arrived in Tianjin on a two -day visit to China for the first time after more than seven years. Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who attended the Shanghai Cooperation Sangathan (SCO) annual summit held at Tianjin, held a bilateral meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping on Sunday (August 31, 2025).
With Chinese President Jinping, Prime Minister Modi discussed many issues related to bilateral relations. In addition, several global issues and challenges, including US President Donald Trump’s tariff diplomacy, were discussed. However, bilateral relations were mainly a matter of discussion in PM Modi and Jinping meeting. The two leaders agreed to support the support against terrorism, mutual acceptable solutions on border disputes, trade, investment and mutual trust.
Jinping made four suggestions to strengthen India-China relations
During this time, Chinese President Xi Jinping gave four suggestions to make bilateral relations between India and China better and strong. According to the statement of the Indian Ministry of External Affairs (Mea), in the 4 suggestions given by President Xi Jinping,
- Strategic communication and strengthening of mutual trust
- Extending the exchange and cooperation between the two countries
- Supporting each other’s concerns
- Strengthening multilateral cooperation to protect general interests involves strengthening
PM Modi responded to Xi Jinping’s suggestions
According to the Ministry of External Affairs, Prime Minister Narendra Modi gave positive response to the four suggestions given by Chinese President Xi Jinping to strengthen India-China bilateral relations during the meeting. PM Modi spoke about supporting the suggestions of President Jinping.
Foreign Secretary Vikram Egyptian said, ‘Prime Minister Narendra Modi emphasized the need for peace and need for stability in the border areas between the two countries for constant and smooth development of bilateral relations.
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