New Delhi : The Shanghai Cooperation Organization summit on September 15 and 16 in Samarkand, Uzbekistan – the first in-person meeting of the world’s largest regional organization – is being closely watched by analysts as China and Russia’s response to the emerging world order and for a clutch Used to be. Important face-to-face meetings. However, there is no word yet on the bilateral meeting between PM Narendra Modi and Chinese President Xi Jinping.
The recent decision by India and China to withdraw troops from patrol point-15 in Hot Springs has fueled intense speculation about the possibility of the first face-to-face bilateral meeting between Modi and Xi in nearly three years, though the two countries has not done so. Nothing officially said on this issue. Modi and Xi are set to stay in the same room for at least two sessions at the summit. While there is no denying the exchange of happiness between the two leaders, people familiar with the matter said there was no word yet on the structured bilateral meeting.
Former ambassador Vishnu Prakash said: “With the borders still alive, the PM is likely to meet with Xi if some agreement is in hand on restoring the former status quo or if the Chinese side wants it.”
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