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PM Modi to Xi Jinping: India-China Ties Will Grow on Mutual Trust and Respect

PM Modi and Xi Jinping reaffirm peace after border disengagement aiming to rebuild India-China ties on trust, respect and cooperation.

Published By: Amreen Ahmad
Last Updated: August 31, 2025 11:40:33 IST

The disengagement of Indian and Chinese troops along the Line of Actual Control (LAC) laid a new turning point in bilateral relations. On the sidelines of the SCO summit, Modi stated the importance of mutual trust, respect and sensitivity toward each other in creating a stronger bond.

PM Modi also recalled seeing Xi in Kazan, where the discussions provided some positive momentum and congratulated the two nations on some progresses in the discussions on border management and on reviving people centered initiatives such as the Kailash Mansarovar Yatra and the resumption of direct flights. 



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India-China Broader Cooperation Beyond Borders

India and China have almost 2.8 billion people and share responsibilities that extend further than bilateral issues. In that light, Modi stated that cooperation between the two countries could contribute to global stability and human welfare.

Peace on the border is paramount for both sides, while new opportunities for collaboration would be a vital trade, investment and culture.

Global Context and Strategic Balancing

PM Modi’s visit comes at historical times and while India is witnessing some turbulence in its ties with the United States over tariff hikes on Indian goods and import of oil from Russia.

With all these factors put together and the importance of the India-China meeting rose for not only regional security but also the global economic order. It is reported that discussions included how to shield both economies from external shocks and keep the LAC stable through active management.

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The meeting also followed Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi’s recent visit to India, during which both nations agreed on early initiatives, including accelerating its dialogues on border delimitation and trade flows. While the LAC situation is being monitored, officials described it as broadly stable and cautiously optimistic from both sides.

Looking Ahead at the SCO Summit

PM Modi is expected to engage with Russian President Vladimir Putin and other leaders on the sidelines of the SCO Summit. India continues to press for the bloc to put forth strong statements against cross-border terrorism, a long-standing concern for New Delhi.

For PM Modi, the summit is both an opportunity to ensure deeper multilateral cooperation and to recalibrate India’s strategic position in the changing global alignments.

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