'India, China Should Regard Each Other As Friends And Opportunities,' Says Consul General Qin Jie In Mumbai; Hails Modi-Xi Meet On BRICS Sidelines
Mumbai: Pointing to expanding bilateral trade and cross-sector cooperation, Chinese Consul General in Mumbai Qin Jie welcomed the positive momentum in India-China ties following the recent summit between President Xi Jinping and Prime Minister Narendra Modi. “Of course, they talked a lot about how we can cooperate and work together to push forward greater cooperation. Meanwhile, there is a lot of…
Mumbai: Chinese Consul General Qin Jie praised the positive progress in India-China relations following President Xi Jinping's meeting with Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Qin highlighted four key areas for further cooperation: viewing each other as friends and opportunities, prioritizing development, overcoming problems with mutual respect, and contributing more to global growth.
There have been numerous ministerial and official exchanges between India and China recently, covering foreign affairs, finance, ecology, science, and technology. Bilateral trade grew to $92 billion in the first half of the year, with a 39% export growth from India to China. Young people and Chinese companies are also playing a role in deepening ties, with companies contributing to Indian schools.
Qin believes China and India can overcome challenges and achieve greater cooperation, ultimately benefiting not just their two nations but the entire world.
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