Foreign Ministry Spokesman Guo Jiakun presided over a regular press conference on September 14. A reporter asked: On September 12, President Xi Jinping met with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi while attending the 18th BRICS Leaders' Meeting in New Delhi, India. The leaders of China and India met successfully for three consecutive years. What new and important agreements did the leaders of the two countries reach on Sino-Indian relations during the meeting? In response, Guo Jiakun said that President Xi Jinping and Prime Minister Modi have successfully met for three consecutive years, and the most important consensus reached during the meeting was that China and India should be partners. President Xi Jinping pointed out that China and India have different national conditions, so they can learn from each other's strengths and weaknesses, support each other, achieve each other, and develop together. The two sides should calibrate the direction with objective and rational strategic understanding, achieve each other with the concept of win-win cooperation, eliminate interference with the political wisdom of mutual respect and mutual understanding, benefit the world through open and inclusive multilateral cooperation, and jointly promote the steady and far-reaching development of Sino-Indian relations. Prime Minister Modi said that India adheres to an independent foreign policy, develops relations with China without being influenced by third parties, and India does not allow any forces to engage in anti-China activities in India. China attaches importance to Prime Minister Modi's important statement. The leaders of the two countries agreed that China and India, as the two most populous countries in the world and important members of the global South, should focus on developing this greatest common denominator, strengthen friendly exchanges and mutually beneficial cooperation, improve the public opinion base of bilateral relations, resolve each other's economic and trade concerns in a balanced manner, and promote the healthy and stable development of economic and trade relations between the two countries. The two sides agreed to support each other as BRICS presidents, promote global southern cooperation, promote multipolarization of the world, and be a stable and progressive force in a turbulent world.

Foreign Ministry Spokesman Guo Jiakun presided over a regular press conference on September 14. A reporter asked: On September 12, President Xi Jinping met with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi while attending the 18th BRICS Leaders' Meeting in New Delhi, India. The leaders of China and India met successfully for three consecutive years. What new and important agreements did the leaders of the two countries reach on Sino-Indian relations during the meeting? In response, Guo Jiakun said that President Xi Jinping and Prime Minister Modi have successfully met for three consecutive years, and the most important consensus reached during the meeting was that China and India should be partners. President Xi Jinping pointed out that China and India have different national conditions, so they can learn from each other's strengths and weaknesses, support each other, achieve each other, and develop together. The two sides should calibrate the direction with objective and rational strategic understanding, achieve each other with the concept of win-win cooperation, eliminate interference with the political wisdom of mutual respect and mutual understanding, benefit the world through open and inclusive multilateral cooperation, and jointly promote the steady and far-reaching development of Sino-Indian relations. Prime Minister Modi said that India adheres to an independent foreign policy, develops relations with China without being influenced by third parties, and India does not allow any forces to engage in anti-China activities in India. China attaches importance to Prime Minister Modi's important statement. The leaders of the two countries agreed that China and India, as the two most populous countries in the world and important members of the global South, should focus on developing this greatest common denominator, strengthen friendly exchanges and mutually beneficial cooperation, improve the public opinion base of bilateral relations, resolve each other's economic and trade concerns in a balanced manner, and promote the healthy and stable development of economic and trade relations between the two countries. The two sides agreed to support each other as BRICS presidents, promote global southern cooperation, promote multipolarization of the world, and be a stable and progressive force in a turbulent world.