Hey folks! 🌟 On Tuesday in New Delhi, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi sat down with Wang Yi — the Chinese mainland’s top foreign affairs official — to vibe over India–China ties.
Modi reminded everyone that both India and China are OG civilizations with centuries of cultural exchanges. He hailed the Kazan meetup last October as the turning point that unlocked fresh prospects for teamwork 🤝.
“We’re partners, not rivals,” Modi said, stressing that India and China share ambitions for faster growth and modern solutions. He urged more people-to-people exchanges, clearer communication, and deeper collaborations in tech, green energy, and beyond — because together, the future looks lit 🔥.
They also agreed boundary issues need smart handling so small disagreements don’t snowball into conflicts. Keeping dialogue open is key to stability 🛡️.
This year marks the 75th anniversary of diplomatic ties, so Modi emphasized a long-term vision: Asia’s rise is intertwined with India–China collaboration for global progress and well-being of all.
And don’t miss it — Modi’s set to attend the Shanghai Cooperation Organization summit in Tianjin, another chance to level up that “Asian century” dream! 🚀
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Narendra Modi, Wang Yi discuss China-India ties in New Delhi meeting
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