In Brief
- PM Modi told Xi Jinping that differences should not turn into disputes.
- Both leaders welcomed steady progress in India-China ties since August 2025.
- The discussion happened during a BRICS summit.
- Peace on the border was highlighted as key to stable bilateral relations.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chinese President Xi Jinping met during the BRICS summit, where Modi stressed that differences between India and China should not escalate into disputes. He underlined that maintaining peace on the border is crucial for strong bilateral ties.
Both leaders acknowledged the steady progress in India-China relations since their last meeting in Tianjin in August 2025. The dialogue focused on strengthening cooperation within BRICS and enhancing mutual understanding to avoid tensions.
Modi stressed the need for continued peaceful engagement and resolution of outstanding issues to foster stability. The discussion reflects ongoing diplomatic efforts to manage complex border relations while expanding broader cooperation.
Officials said the summit provided a platform to reinforce commitments toward peaceful coexistence and economic collaboration among member countries, including India and China.
