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Johannesburg : India and China reiterated their commitment to maintain peace and tranquility along their border by improving communications between their armed forces during a meeting between Prime Minister Minister Narendra Modi and Chinese President Xi Jinping "The two leaders reaffirmed once again their willingness to give their military the necessary guidance to improve communications between them and maintain peace and tranquility in the border areas," said Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs Vijay Gokhale.
AEM spokesman, Raveesh Kumar, also tweeted a photo of Prime Minister Modi's meeting with Xi on the sidelines of the BRICS summit
Promoting the spirit of cooperation after the Summit meetings in Wuhan and Qingdao, PM @arendramodi had a substantive meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping in Johannesburg on the sidelines of #BRICS Summit. Discussed steps to build trust and cooperation. pic.twitter.com/S8JlIqpy1w
– Raveesh Kumar (@MEAIndia) July 26, 2018
In addition to Xi, PM Modi also met with Russian President Vladimir Putin and had talks on a wide
Never too late! The last bilateral meeting of the day between PM @narendramodi and Russian President Putin was completed at midnight local time. Both leaders had in-depth discussions on bilateral issues of mutual interest, especially in trade and investment, energy, defense and tourism. pic.twitter.com/mgnJpKT1Nx
– Raveesh Kumar (@MEAIndia) July 26, 2018
The links between India and China have been affected because of 39, a clash between their armies for more than two months on the Doklam plateau at the India-Bhutan-China junction last year
The clash began in June when Indian troops objected to the construction of a road by the Chinese army in the region, citing the disputed status of the region and its proximity to the artery of India to the northeast.
New Delhi opposed the construction of Chinese roads at Doklam because of the disputed status and its proximity to the Siliguri corridor that connects northeastern India.
The clash ended in August after both sides withdrew from the tip of the faceoff.
Thursday's match was the third between Modi and Xi after their meeting informal in Wuhan. , China, in April initiated by Xi, and on the sidelines of the Shanghai Cooperatio n Summit (SCO) last month
During the Wuhan meeting, Modi and Xi pledged to keep the border between India and China and personally guiding their respective armies to avoid a Doklam-type military stalemate [19659002AccordingtoGokhalelorsoftheJohannesburgmeetingtwopartieshaveseen"anadvanceintheareasinwhichdelegationshavespecialdiscussionsonChina'simports"
He said that a delegation representing the Indian pharmaceutical industry would visit China. August 21-22
He also informed that Beijing had given approval to the importation of Indian generic drugs cancer treatment earlier this year.
"In addition, a number of Indian factories in the non-Basmati rice sector have" After the Modi-Xi meeting in Qingdao, the 2006 Protocol on phytosanitary requirements to export rice from the country. India to China was a Gokhale report called the bilateral meeting "very productive".
"The two leaders will meet again on the sidelines of the G20 Summit in Argentina"
Earlier in the day, Mr. Modi and Mr. Xi attended the 10th BRICS Summit (Brazil, Russia, India, China, South Africa)
Wednesday evening, the last leg of his visit to three countries in Africa
PM @narendramodi hosted by the host of the evening of President South @CyrilRamaphosa on the eve of the 10th #BRICS Summit beginning tomorrow. #IndiaatBRICS pic.twitter.com/PryEA3UK6S
– Raveesh Kumar (@MEAIndia) July 25, 2018
He had previously visited Rwanda and Uganda.
India is expected to sign memoranda of understanding in the areas of health and nutrition. education, skills, health and agriculture with South Africa
For the first time, a retreat of BRICS will be organized. BRICS cooperation over the decade and its future prospects
(With IANS entries)
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