PM Modi and Chinese President held bilateral talks against backdrop of Washington’s tariff tussle that has impacted almost all leading economies
Tianjin: Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chinese President Xi Jinping on Sunday held bilateral talks against the backdrop of Washington’s tariff tussle that has impacted almost all leading economies across the world.
Modi landed in China on Saturday on a two-day visit that came after a gap of seven years.
In the talks, the two leaders are expected to take stock of India-China economic ties and deliberate on steps to further normalise relations that came under severe strain following the eastern Ladakh border row.
Modi is in China primarily to attend the two-day annual summit of the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) beginning Sunday.
