In a meeting Saturday, the two leaders agreed to further promote cultural and business exchanges, and coordinate on regional and global issues.
Chinese President Xi Jinping and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s first sit-down on Indian soil in seven years signaled a will to further repair ties and manage an unpredictable U.S. But fundamental differences remain despite the good vibes flowing from the 10-nation BRICS summit in New Delhi. In a 45-minute meeting on Saturday, the two leaders agreed to take a strategic and long-term perspective on the relationship, further promote cultural and business exchanges, and coordinate on regional and global issues.
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