New Delhi: BRIC Chinese President to host 2022 summit Xi Jinping Official sources said that it will be on June 24. While the meeting will take place virtually, it will be followed closely as it will be held between Xi, PM. will bring to Narendra Modi and the Russian president Vladimir Putin together for the first time since Russia launched its “special military operation” Ukraine,
Xi addressed a meeting of BRICS foreign ministers on May 19 and discussed the importance of accommodating each other’s core interests and core concerns, respecting each other’s sovereignty, security and development interests, and opposing supremacism and power politics. was called to protest.
He is likely to use the summit to garner support for his new global security initiative that explicitly promotes “shared security” in the world. Although he did not mention the crisis in Ukraine, Xi said in remarks aimed at the US and Europe that seeking his own security at the expense of others would only create new tensions and risks.
Despite the unresolved border standoff with India in the East LadakhWhich continues to block any further movement in bilateral relations, with Beijing trying to give the impression that on key regional and international issues, the two countries share a similar position.
Xi addressed a meeting of BRICS foreign ministers on May 19 and discussed the importance of accommodating each other’s core interests and core concerns, respecting each other’s sovereignty, security and development interests, and opposing supremacism and power politics. was called to protest.
He is likely to use the summit to garner support for his new global security initiative that explicitly promotes “shared security” in the world. Although he did not mention the crisis in Ukraine, Xi said in remarks aimed at the US and Europe that seeking his own security at the expense of others would only create new tensions and risks.
Despite the unresolved border standoff with India in the East LadakhWhich continues to block any further movement in bilateral relations, with Beijing trying to give the impression that on key regional and international issues, the two countries share a similar position.