Xi Jinping Likely To Visit India For BRICS Summit Next Month With 400-Strong Delegation
Chinese President Xi Jinping is likely to visit New Delhi next month to attend the BRICS summit, bringing a delegation of around 400 officials, according to Reuters, citing Indian sources familiar with the preparations. Xi expected in India Xi is expected to travel to India on September 12-13, which would mark his first visit to the country in seven years. His proposed delegation would be more…
Chinese President Xi Jinping is set to travel to India next month for the BRICS summit, accompanied by a delegation of approximately 400 officials, according to Indian sources cited by Reuters. The visit, scheduled for September 12-13, would be Xi's first to the country in seven years, representing a significant increase in the size of the Chinese delegation compared to his last visit in 2019.
Although the details of his travel plans and potential bilateral meeting with Prime Minister Narendra Modi have not been fully confirmed, Chinese officials are reportedly working on hotel arrangements and security protocols. The trip comes as both nations seek to stabilize their strained bilateral ties, which have been impacted by tensions over their disputed border.
India and China are working towards progress in their relations, particularly in light of the efforts led by India as the current chair of BRICS.
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