Modi-Xi meet: China's envoy highlights importance of India-China ties

Chinese President Xi Jinping will be meeting Prime Minister Narendra Modi to discuss a host of issues, as he will arrive in Chennai for  second informal summit between two nations, from October 11 to 12. first informal summit was held at Chinese city of Wuhan, last year, where two leers met each or after Doklam standoff. Meeting of hes of two countries has always been significant, t only for Asia but for global politics and current meeting is important after what China has said ahe of summit.

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While both countries are looking forward to this informal meeting, China has responded with hope and positivity. y have highlighted importance of this meeting by calling it an opportunity of “friendship” and “strategic guidance” for both nations which have been old tring partners. In a tweet, Chinese Ambassor to India Sun Weidong said: “Chinese President Xi Jinping will visit India from October 11th to 12th for 2nd Informal Summit with Prime Minister Narendra Modi at Chennai. Hope ir Strategic guidance and friendship will usher China-India ties into a new chapter.”

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Both Prime Minister Modi and President Xi have displayed brilliant diplomatic prowess in past by deescalating contentions and showing commitment to work toger. 73-day-standoff between India and China at Doklam last year, did t hamper ties between countries as leers positively met and sorted it out. Chinese Ambassor also reiterated this spirit of India-China bilateral relations and its potentials. “P2P&cultural ties are key to bilateral relations. We achieved a lot in this field, with 1 million mutual visits per year and 2 rounds of High-Level P2P&Cultural Exchanges Mechanism meeting. Let's work for new highlights in culture, education, youth, media, and sports exchanges.” tweeted Ambassor.

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After United States placed visa restrictions on Chinese officials accusing m of abusing mirities in Xinjiang region, this engment between Asian giants becomes crucial. In dition, US has also blacklisted 28 companies alleging ir involvement in surveillance of mirities. Earlier in a tit for tat, China imposed tariffs on US goods worth $110bn against US imposition on Chinese goods worth $360bn. Tension between US-China is at its all-time high and Chinese envoy highlighted why India-China relationship becomes more important in view of “growing uncertainty”. He said: “With growing uncertainty in international situation, China and India should strengn cooperation on international and regional affairs, just as we once jointly vocated Five Principles of Peaceful Coexistence, which have become basic rms of international relations.” During Modi-Xi meet, documents/agreements would be signed as this is an informal summit which is largely unstructured in nature. However, two leers are most likely to discuss global politics and tre apart from security and terrorism.

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