CHENNAI: After around five-and-half hours of one-on-one talks with
Chinese President Xi Jinping in multiple sessions spread over two days,
Prime Minister Narendra Modi said a new era of cooperation will begin on
Saturday, 12th October, in Sino-India ties through the “Chennai
connect”.
In his delegation level talks with Xi at a luxury resort overlooking the Bay of Bengal in Kovalam on the second and final day of the informal summit, Modi noted that India and China were global economic powers during most of the last 2000 years and were returning to stage gradually.
“The Wuhan spirit had given a new momentum and trust to our ties. A new era of cooperation will begin today through ‘Chennai Connect’,” Modi said while referring to the outcome of the first informal summit between the two leaders in the Chinese port last year.
The Prime Minister said strategic communication between the two countries increased following the first informal summit in Wuhan.
In his delegation level talks with Xi at a luxury resort overlooking the Bay of Bengal in Kovalam on the second and final day of the informal summit, Modi noted that India and China were global economic powers during most of the last 2000 years and were returning to stage gradually.
“The Wuhan spirit had given a new momentum and trust to our ties. A new era of cooperation will begin today through ‘Chennai Connect’,” Modi said while referring to the outcome of the first informal summit between the two leaders in the Chinese port last year.
The Prime Minister said strategic communication between the two countries increased following the first informal summit in Wuhan.
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