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Chinese President Xi Jinping arrived in New Delhi on Saturday to attend the 18th BRICS Summit. He is set to meet Prime Minister Narendra Modi during the summit. Xi left Beijing earlier that morning, accompanied by close associate Cai Qi and Foreign Minister Wang Yi. This marks Xi's first visit to India in nearly seven years. Foreign Ministry spokesperson Mao Ning stated that this meeting will be the third time leaders from both nations have met, following previous summits in Kazan and Tianjin.
China aims to collaborate with India on strategic guidance, bilateral relations, communication, and cooperation, while properly addressing differences and nurturing a strong friendship. The BRICS Summit is a crucial platform for solidarity and cooperation among emerging and developing countries. President Xi will attend the summit, engage in discussions with other leaders, and propose initiatives to guide the high-quality development of BRICS cooperation.
The New Delhi summit is occurring amidst international tensions, including the Iran-US conflict and the Ukraine-Russia war. China supports a comprehensive, cooperative, and sustainable approach to security, emphasizing dialogue to resolve regional and global disputes. India, as the chair of BRICS, will host the 18th summit on September 12 and 13 in New Delhi.
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