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Mutual trust, mutual respect & mutual sensitivity should continue to be the basis of our relations: PM Modi in meeting with President Xi Jinping

Published By : Admin | October 23, 2024 | 19:35 IST

Excellency,

I am pleased to meet you. And like you have said, we are meeting formally after 5 years.

We believe that the importance of India-China relations is not just for our people.

Our relations are also important for global peace, stability and progress.

Excellency,

Mutual Trust, Mutual Respect, and Mutual Sensitivity should continue to be the basis of our relations.

Today we have got an opportunity to discuss all these issues.

I am confident that we will talk with an open mind, and our discussion will be constructive.

Thank you .

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