‘Don’t see India-China relations from the perspective of the third country’, PM Modi said after meeting Jinping

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.

PM Modi reached China amidst the implementation of America’s tariff

Prime Minister Narendra Modi And this meeting of President Xi Jinping took place on Sunday (31 August 2025) during the bilateral meeting on the sidelines of the Summit of 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.

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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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