Xi, Modi reached ‘most important consensus’ that India, China should be partners: Wang Yi

Xi, Modi reached 'most significant consensus' that India, China should be partners: Wang Yi President Xi stated China and India can draw on each other's strengths, backing one another, assist each other succeed and pursue common development, according to Wang.

4 min read New Delhi Sep 15, 2026 05: 20 AM IST. Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi. (File photo).

Meanwhile, a DAY after Chinese President Xi Jinping wound up his first visit to India in seven years, the Chinese foreign ministry remarked that Beijing will work with New Delhi to implement the "important common understandings reached between the two leaders".

"Prime Minister (Narendra) Modi has remarked India has an independent foreign policy.and that India will not allow any force to engage in anti-China activities on its territory. China values PM Modi's statements, " China's Foreign Ministry spokesperson remarked to journalists on Monday after the Modi-Xi gathering in New Delhi on Saturday evening on the sidelines of the BRICS Summit.

Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi remarked President Xi and PM Modi have reached the "most important consensus" during their gathering that China and India should be partners, noted news agency PTI.

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