Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chinese President Xi Jinping agreed to work towards the fair, proper and mutually acceptable solution of the Indo-China border issue on Sunday (August 31, 2025). He also pledged to expand business and investment relations, acknowledging the role of both economies in stabilizing global trade.

The conversation between PM Modi and Xi Jinping in Northern China’s Tianjin city on the sidelines of the Annual Summit of the Shanghai Cooperation (SCO) took place in the backdrop of the upheaval in the global economy due to the tariff policy of the administration led by US President Donald Trump. The two leaders in their comprehensive conversation mainly focused on promoting trade and investment relations.

Modi emphasized the importance of peace and harmony in border areas

In the meeting, Prime Minister Modi underlined the importance of peace and harmony in the border areas for the continuous development of India-China relations. He said that New Delhi is committed to pursue its relationship with Beijing on the basis of mutual trust, respect and sensitivity.

According to a statement issued by India, the two leaders committed to promote bilateral trade and investment relations and reduce trade deficit. He agreed to expand the shared base on bilateral, regional and global issues and challenges on terrorism and multilateral forums.

India-China cooperation is related to the interests of 2.8 billion people- PM Modi

In his statement aired on television, PM Modi said, ‘Our cooperation is related to the interests of 2.8 billion people of both countries. This will also pave the way for the welfare of all humanity. At the same time, the Ministry of External Affairs (Mea) said in its statement that Modi and Xi Jinping accepted the role of both economies in stabilizing the world trade and underlined the need to move political and strategically to promote bilateral trade and investment relations and to reduce trade deficit.

Mea said, ‘The Prime Minister emphasized that both India and China want strategic autonomy and their relations should not be seen from the perspective of a third country. The two leaders described the expansion of shared base on bilateral, regional and global issues and challenges on terrorism and multilateral forums.

What did PM Modi say after meeting with Jinping,

In a social media post, PM Modi termed his conversation with Xi Jinping as fruitful. He wrote, ‘We reviewed the positive pace of India-China relations after our last meeting in Kazan, Russia. We admitted that it is important to maintain peace and harmony in the border areas. We reiterated our commitment to cooperation based on mutual respect, interests and sensitivity.

India and China have taken several steps in recent months to remove the increased tussle in the relationship between the two countries after the violent clashes between Indian and Chinese soldiers in the Galwan Valley of East Ladakh in June 2020. Modi reached Tianjin in China from Japan on Saturday (30 August 2025) in the second phase of his visit to two countries. This is Modi’s first visit to China after more than seven years.

After meeting in Kazan, peace remains on India-China border- PM Modi

The Prime Minister said, “After the meeting of his and Xi Jinping in Kazan in October last year, there is an atmosphere of peace and stability on the Indo-China border.” At the same time, the Ministry of External Affairs said, ‘The two leaders welcomed the positive speed of bilateral relations and the continuous progress in it after their last meeting in Kazan in October. He emphasized that both countries are development partners, not the opponents and their differences should not be converted into controversies.

The ministry said, “Steady relations and cooperation based on mutual respect, interest and sensitivity between India, China and their 2.8 billion people are essential for the multiproof world and multipolar Asia, along with the growth and development of both countries, as well as the 21st century trends.” He said that the two leaders expressed satisfaction over the successful return of soldiers last year (from the disputed points of Eastern Ladakh) and the restoration of peace and harmony in the border areas.

Modi and Jinping committed to bilateral relations- Mea

The ministry said, “Modi and Xi Jinping committed to the political perspective of their overall bilateral relations and the long -term interests of the people of the two countries, committing to the fair, appropriate and mutually acceptable solution of the border issue.” He said, “The two leaders referred to the important decisions taken in the talks between two special representatives earlier this month and agreed to support their efforts even further.”

According to the ministry, Modi and Xi Jinping also underlined the need to strengthen the relationship between people through direct flights and visa facilities based on the restoration of Kailash Mansarovar Yatra and tourist visa.

He said, ‘Both leaders accepted the important role of their economy in stabilizing world trade in connection with economic and business relations. He emphasized the need to move political and strategically to expand bilateral trade and investment relations and to reduce trade deficit.

PM Modi Sco Congratulations to Jinping for successful chairmanship

Modi also congratulated Xi Jinping for successfully presiding over the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) on behalf of China. He also invited the Chinese President to attend the proposed BRICS summit in India in 2026. According to the Ministry of External Affairs, President Xi Jinping thanked Modi for the invitation and offered China’s support for India’s BRICS chairmanship.

The ministry said, ‘Modi also held a meeting with Caqi, a member of the Standing Committee of Polit Bureau of China, China. The Prime Minister shared his stand on bilateral relations in a meeting with Qui and sought their support to realize the two leaders (Modi and X). In the meeting, Qui reiterated the wishes of the Chinese side to increase the relationship as per the consent between the two leaders and the consent between the two leaders.

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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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Prime Minister Narendra Modi met Chinese President Xi Jinping on Sunday (August 31, 2025) at the annual summit of Shanghai Cooperation Sangathan (SCO) held in Tianjin city of China. During the meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping, Prime Minister Narendra Modi discussed many global issues including terrorism, border disputes and trade.

India’s Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri shared information about the discussion on the meeting of PM Modi and Chinese President Xi Jinping at a press conference on Sunday (31 August 2025). Vikram Egyptian said that during a conversation with Chinese President Xi Jinping, Prime Minister Narendra Modi mentioned terrorism across the border. He said that maintaining peace and harmony on the border is like insurance for the overall development of relationships. The situation on the border will be reflected on overall relations in some form or the other.

Jinping gave suggestions to improve bilateral relations- Egyptian

The Foreign Secretary said, ‘Modi and Xi believed that differences between India and China should not be allowed to change into controversy. At the same time, Prime Minister Modi emphasized the need for peace and harmony in the border areas for continuous and smooth development of relations. Apart from this, Chinese President Xi Jinping gave four suggestions to further improve bilateral relations during talks with Prime Minister Modi. There was a consensus on the fact that stable and cordial India-China relations can benefit 2.8 billion people of both countries.

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Prime Minister Narendra Modi met Chinese President Xi Jinping on Sunday (August 31, 2025). After meeting Xi Jinping, PM Modi said that the relations between India and China should not be seen from the perspective of a third country. Prime Minister Modi’s comment clearly indicates the aggressive trade tariff policies of the US and President Donald Trump.

A statement has been issued by India’s Foreign Ministry on Sunday (August 31, 2025). In the statement, the ministry said, “The two leaders have discussed the need to increase India and China’s need to increase the shared base on terrorism and multilateral platforms such as bilateral, regional and global issues and challenges.” The statement also emphasized the strategic rights of Asian neighboring countries.

China reached China amidst the implementation of America’s tariff

The meeting of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and President Xi Jinping took place on Sunday (August 31, 2025) during the bilateral meeting on the sidelines of the Summit of the Shanghai Cooperation (SCO) held in Tianjin city of China.

PM Modi’s visit to Japan and China took place at a time when US President Donald Trump is constantly isolating India from Russia to import crude oil and many other issues. At the same time, talk about PM Modi’s visit to China, which has taken place after seven years, then the meeting of him and Chinese President Xi Jinping was held when the two countries are showing softening after a military conflict over border dispute in Ladakh’s Galwani Valley in 2020.

What should Prime Minister Narendra Modi speak to Chinese President,

According to the Indian Ministry of External Affairs (Mea), Modi and Xi Jinping reiterated that the difference in their votes should not be converted into controversies. The two leaders agreed to the fact that ‘both their (India and China) economies have important role in stabilizing the global trade.’ In addition, he also discussed the need to find the solutions accepted in a fair, logical and both sides of the border dispute.

According to Mea, Prime Minister Modi told Xi Jinping, ‘Both India and China follow their strategic rights and their relations should not be seen from any third country’s perspective.’

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China said on Thursday (August 14, 2025) that it is talking to India in a regard to restore direct flights between the two countries. There is speculation that both countries are preparing to resume air connectivity soon after a gap of five years.

When the Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Lynn Gian was asked about the reports that the airlines of the two countries have been asked to be ready to operate flights and the official announcement is expected during the Shanghai Cooperation Sangathan (SCO) summit to be held in Tianjin from 31 August to 1 September, he said, “We have noticed the relevant news.” He said that the Chinese side, “We said,” Last time, “. It is in constant contact with India to restore. ”

Indian Consul General gave information in Shanghai

In Shanghai, Indian Consul General Prateek Mathur held talks with officials of China Eastern Airlines on Thursday (August 14, 2025), which intensified speculation. On behalf of the Consulate, the post on X said that Mathur met with the global senior management team of China Eastern Airlines, headed by senior GM Global (General Manager Global) Shane Jinsong and discussed issues related to the development of civil aviation and hospitality in the region.

Air traffic stopped after Kovid epidemic and military deadlock

The government-owned China Eastern Airlines, along with Air China, operated daily flights to several Indian cities including Delhi, but air traffic stopped after bilateral tension after bilateral tension after Kovid-19 epidemic and military deadlock in eastern Ladakh.

Lynn said, “The resumption of direct flights between Chinese mainland and India will help in facilitating travel, exchange and cooperation between the two countries as the joint population of the two countries is more than 2.8 billion.”

China is ready to work closely with India- Lynn

India and China are in the process of normalizing relations after melting in relations for more than four years due to military deadlock in eastern Ladakh. When asked about the news of Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi visiting India to attend a special representative talks on August 18, Lynn said, “China and India are continuing talks at various levels.”

Lynn said, “We are willing to work with India to implement the important consensus between the leaders of the two countries, maintain high-level exchange speed, strengthen mutual confidence, increase practical cooperation, solve differences in a suitable manner and promote continuous, strong and stable development of China-India relations.”

China’s reaction to New Delhi’s challenges with Washington

Wang and National Security Advisor Ajit Doval are special representatives nominated for border talks. Asked how China sees its relations with India amidst facing the challenges of New Delhi’s relations with Washington, Lynn said both China and India are important members of the major developing countries and Global South. He said, “Dragon (China) and elephant (India) helping in each other’s success is the right option for both sides.”

He said, “China is willing to deal with a suitable manner, along with coordinating on multilateral forums such as the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO), to work on the important consensus, extending the extending political confidence, extending the extending the wide perspective. Stable development can be promoted. “

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China welcomed Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s possible visit on Friday (August 8, 2025) on Friday (August 8, 2025) to attend the Tianjin Summit of the Shanghai Cooperation Sangathan (SCO) later this month. He hoped that the event would be a meeting of solidarity, friendship and meaningful results.

People who have knowledge about the case in Delhi said this week that after a gap of seven years, Prime Minister Modi can visit China to attend the SCO’s annual summit later this month.

SCO summit will be held from 31 August to 1 September

Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Guo Jiakun said, “China welcomes Prime Minister Modi for the SCO’s Tianjin Summit.” He was asked about the news of Modi’s visit to China to attend the summit. China will host the SCO Summit in Tianjin from 31 August to 1 September.

He said, “We believe that the combined effort of all parties will have a confluence of solidarity, friendship and meaningful consequences and SCO will enter a new phase of high quality development with more solidarity, coordination, mobility and productivity.”

Sco This conference of the biggest event after its establishment- Guo

Guo said, “Leaders of more than 20 countries, including all member countries of SCO and 10 international organizations, will participate in the relevant programs. SCO Tianjin Summit will be the biggest summit since the establishment of SCO.”

Modi is expected to visit Japan around August 29. After this, he can go to the Chinese city of Tianjin for the SCO summit. There has been no official confirmation of Modi’s visit to Japan and China to two countries yet.

The meeting between PM Modi and President Jinping is not clear

China is the current president of SCO. In such a situation, India’s Defense Minister Rajnath Singh, Foreign Minister S Jaishankar and National Security Advisor Ajit Doval had gone to China to participate in SCO meetings in the last two months. However, it is not yet clear whether Prime Minister Modi and President Jinping will hold a bilateral meeting during the SCO Summit or not. It is expected that Russian President Vladimir Putin will attend the top leaders participating in the SCO Summit.

PM Modi went to China in 2018 last time

Prime Minister Modi last came to China to attend the SCO summit in June 2018. At the same time, Chinese President Xi Jinping went to India for the second informal summit in October 2019. However, in eastern Ladakh, there was a tussle between the two countries due to deadlock on the border. The military deadlock in eastern Ladakh began in May 2020 and in June the same year, there was a serious tension in the relationship in the Galwan Valley.

In 2024, Modi-Jinping met in Kazan, Russia

The deadlock was effectively ended after the process of returning soldiers from the last two conflict points of Demchok and Depsang under the agreement on 21 October last year. It was decided to resume various dialogues in a meeting between Prime Minister Modi and President Jinping on 23 October 2024 in Kazan, Russia.

This meeting of Modi-shee was held between India and China two days after the agreement to withdraw soldiers from Depsang and Demchok. The two sides took several initiatives to reinforce the relationship, including to resume the Kailash Mansarovar Yatra and re -start tourist visas to Chinese citizens from New Delhi. The two sides are also discussing the methods of resumption of direct flight services between the two countries.

Was in 2001 in Shanghai Sco Establishment of

The SCO consisting of India, China, Russia, Pakistan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Uzbekistan, Iran and Belarus is an impressive economic and security group that has emerged as one of the largest inter -international international organizations. It was founded in 2001 by the Presidents of Russia, China, Republic, Kazakhstan, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan at a summit in Shanghai. Pakistan became its permanent member with India in 2017. Iran joined the group in 2023 and Belarus in 2024.

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