On Friday, China welcomed the planned visit to Prime Minister Narendra Modi at the Tianjin Summit in the organization for cooperation in Shanghai (SCO), which will take place at the end of this month.
PM Modi is expected to visit China for the first time in seven years to participate in the annual SCO summit, which is to be held 31 August, according to the sources quoted by the PTI press agency.
Foreign Ministry spokesman GUO Jiakun said in the interaction with the press that China welcomes Prime Minister Modi at the summit scco tianjin.
“We believe that with the common efforts of all parties, the summit Tianjin will be the gathering of solidarity, friendship and fertile results, and SCO will enter a new phase of quality development representing greater solidarity, coordination, dynamics and productivity,” he said.
China is ready to host the Scco Summit in Tianjin from 31 to August to 1 September.
Guo told reporters that more than 20 countries, including all SCO Member States and the head of 10 international organizations, will participate in the summit.
Summit Scco Tianjin will be the largest summit on a scale since the foundation of the Scco, he said.
Visit China PM Modi
In the middle of sour ties with the US, after Trump’s tariffs doubled, PM Narendra Modi is probably traveling to China after seven years as part of his visit to two nations, which also includes a trip to Japan.
According to the PTI report, PM Modi will visit Japan around 29 August, and will travel to the northern Chinese city of Tianjin to the SCO Summit, which will take place on 31 August-1. September.
A visit to the Prime Minister in China is planned in the middle of both parties to repair their bilateral ties, which after the deadly clashes between Indian and Chinese troops in the Galwan valley in June 2020 got under serious tension.
However, there was no official confirmation about the reports.
Prime Minister Modi last visited China in June 2018 to attend the SCO summit. Chinese President Xi Jinping visited India in October 2019 for the second “informal summit”.
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