SCO summit: PM Modi to be in China after 7 years; Xi Jinping to host over 20 world leaders including Vladimir Putin
Prime Minister Narendra Modi is set to visit China for the first time in seven years to take part in the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO). Host by President Xi Jinping, a high profiled meeting will provide more than 20 world leaders including Russian President Vladimir Putin. The summit is expected to focus on regional security, anti -terrorism, economic cooperation and connection projects in Eurasia. For India, the event provides an opportunity to strengthen diplomatic relations with prominent partners, facing challenges in Indo-Pacific and Central Asia. Modi's presence is also carefully seen for the current India-China boundary voltage and developed geopolitical alignment. The SCO platform, including countries such as Pakistan, Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan, plays an important role in the design of regional strategies. Analysts suggest that Modi's visit can pave the way for a fresh interaction with Beijing, while also can strengthen India's position in the Multilateral Decision Forum.
The Key points
- It marks his first visit to China in seven years.
- The summit was organized by Chinese President Xi Jinping.
- To participate in more than 20 world leaders including Putin.
- Discussion to cover security and anti -terrorism issues.
- India aims to strengthen regional diplomatic involvement.
- The India-China border travels between tension.
- Analysts saw scope for dialogue and strategic alignment.
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