-Galla S Kiran Kumar,Bureau Chief Telagana (Andhra Pradesh)
Will there be a meeting between Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chinese President Xi Jinping at the BRICS summit that will begin on Tuesday in Johannesburg, South Africa? There is excitement in the matter.
BRICS summit from today
Delhi: Will there be a meeting between Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chinese President Xi Jinping at the BRICS summit that will begin on Tuesday in Johannesburg, South Africa? There is excitement in the matter. India’s Foreign Affairs Secretary Vinay Khwatra also did not give a direct answer to this in Monday’s press conference. Further, the prime minister only said that the bilateral meetings have to be finalized. Modi and Xi Jinping did not meet in 2020 after the confrontational developments between the armies of the two countries along the de facto line. Last year, during the G20 Summit, we spoke during a dinner in Bali, Indonesia.. It was a while ago. In this background, there are speculations about the meeting of these two leaders in the BRICS conference. Modi will leave for South Africa on Tuesday. Xi Jinping will also attend the BRICS summit. South Africa, India, China, Russia and Brazil are members of BRICS. All the other heads of state except Russia will participate in this conference. The International Criminal Court has issued a warrant against Russian President Putin for war crimes in Ukraine. With this, the foreign minister of that country, Sergey Lavrov, will participate in the conference instead of Putin.
