China's Wang Yi to visit India for BRICS meeting next week; What's in it for India?
Chinese foreign minister Wang Yi will visit India to attend a BRICS meeting to be held next week in New Delhi. The meeting of national security advisers (NSAs) would mark Yi's first visit to the country in almost a year.
INDIAChinese foreign minister Wang Yi will visit India to attend a BRICS meeting to be held next week in New Delhi. The meeting of national security advisers (NSAs) would mark Yi's first visit to the country in almost a year. Chinese foreign minister Wang Yi will visit India for BRICS meeting (ANI)Add DNA as a Preferred SourceTRENDING NOWGold, silver prices today, February 8, 2026: Check city-wise rates in Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai, Kolkata and moreBomb threat to 9 Delhi schools, Bomb squad deployedSourav Ganguly slams PCB's India boycott threat, asks 'backing out of a World Cup for what?'Who is Shivam Mishra? Son of Tabacco barron, owns luxury cars worth Rs 60 crore, crashes Lamborgini in Kanpur's posh areaAfter Aishwarya Rai, Abhishek Bachchan, and Salman Khan, Vivek Oberoi's personality rights get protectedUttar Pradesh: Ganga Expressway set to become major economic hub, high-speed rail link, residential zones planned, here's all you need to knowDelhi Coaching Center Flood: 5 Including Owner of Basement Arrested By Police | IAS Coaching TragedyLaughter Chefs 3 fees: Here's how much Krushna Abhishek, Elvish Yadav, Bharti Singh charge per episode, Karan Kundrra, Tejasswi Prakash, Jannat Zubair earnings revealedThe 50: Lion's real identity revealed, he is. . . , fans express their shock and surpriseMassive explosion in biotechnology company at China's Shanxi Province, 8 killed after trapped in Debris; what was the cause?Triple suicide case: Grandfather of Ghaziabad sisters urge government to ban Korean gameDelhi HORROR: Two men, one woman bodies found inside parked car on Peeragarhi flyover; suicide by poisoning suspected; who were the victims?Jeffrey Epstein files: Sex offender allegedly wanted to impregnate women at his ranch, create 'super race' of humansJeffrey Epstein files: New picture show sex offender dining with Elon Musk, Mark ZuckerbergGandiva Missile: Arjuna's Bow Reborn TodayAs the two countries make efforts to improve ties, Chinese foreign minister Wang Yi will visit India to attend a BRICS meeting to be held next week in New Delhi. The meeting of national security advisers (NSAs) would mark Yi's first visit to the country in almost a year. Wang, who also holds the position as NSA in his role as director of the office of the central commission for foreign affairs, will visit India during June 22-23 for the BRICS meet after NSA Ajit Doval invited him, Chinese foreign ministry spokesperson Lin Jian announced in Beijing on Thursday. BRICS' meetings this year have been held under India's presidency. In last month's BRICS foreign ministers’ meeting in India, which took place from May 14-15, Wang Yi was absent as it was held during US President Donald Trump’s trip to Beijing during May 13-15. His last visit to India was in August last year, when he met Doval and external affairs minister S. Jaishankar. During the BRICS NSAs’ meeting, China will focus on discussions around the international security situation, key international and regional issues, and a joint response to conventional and non-conventional security challenges, with other members of the bloc, Lin said in a media briefing in Beijing. What's in it for IndiaThe significance of Wang Yi's visit is more about improving India-China ties at a crucial juncture when both countries are seeking stability. Such an event which is chaired by India could help put diplomatic pressure on China, which is among India's key trading partner on issues such as terrorism, cybersecurity, supply chains, maritime security, and regional conflicts. India has consistently pushed for stronger cooperation against cross-border terrorism. Despite political tensions, China remains one of India's largest trading partners. Improved diplomatic engagement could help address trade, investment, and supply-chain concerns, though major breakthroughs are not guaranteed. Find your daily dose of AllLatest NewsincludingSports News,Entertainment News,Lifestyle News, explainers & more. Stay updated, Stay informed-Follow DNA on WhatsApp.