Modi-She Conference is a big opportunity for concrete dialogue: US experts
Washington
America's top experts believe that an informal meeting between Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chinese President Xi Chunfing in Wuhan will provide opportunities for a meaningful dialogue on the relations between the two countries. In Wuhan city of China, Modi and Shi will attend the two-day summit from Thursday. During this time, both the leaders will try to rectify the bilateral relations affected due to various disputes and differences.
However, there is no possibility of a major agreement during the Summit. Both leaders have indicated that the aim of this meeting is to make an honest effort by them to understand the direction of relationships in the future. Boni S. Glaser, director of the Chinese Energy Project in Senior Consultant and Top American Think Tank Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS), said, "The informal format of the Modi-Shei Conference will be addressed to both the leaders in connection with the problems of their bilateral relations. Will provide an opportunity for concrete dialogue.
Glaser said, 'I do not think there will be a solution in a big area of confrontation. China will not change its stand on India's involvement in the Nuclear Suppliers Group (NSG). ' Likewise, India will not change its stand on Shee's special project Belt and Road Initiative (BRI). Scott Kennedy, the Deputy Director of Freeman Chair at China Studies, said that India and China have many such paths on which they can increase their commercial cooperation and overcome their differences on land and other issues.
Richard M. Rossow, associated with the Wadhwani Chair at the US-India Policy Studies in CSIS said that we want less stress in which such a conference can help. India and China have several areas like BRICS, SCO and Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank, in which they cooperate. This scope can be broad. '
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| Modi-She Conference is a big opportunity for concrete dialogue: US experts |
Washington
America's top experts believe that an informal meeting between Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chinese President Xi Chunfing in Wuhan will provide opportunities for a meaningful dialogue on the relations between the two countries. In Wuhan city of China, Modi and Shi will attend the two-day summit from Thursday. During this time, both the leaders will try to rectify the bilateral relations affected due to various disputes and differences.
However, there is no possibility of a major agreement during the Summit. Both leaders have indicated that the aim of this meeting is to make an honest effort by them to understand the direction of relationships in the future. Boni S. Glaser, director of the Chinese Energy Project in Senior Consultant and Top American Think Tank Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS), said, "The informal format of the Modi-Shei Conference will be addressed to both the leaders in connection with the problems of their bilateral relations. Will provide an opportunity for concrete dialogue.
Glaser said, 'I do not think there will be a solution in a big area of confrontation. China will not change its stand on India's involvement in the Nuclear Suppliers Group (NSG). ' Likewise, India will not change its stand on Shee's special project Belt and Road Initiative (BRI). Scott Kennedy, the Deputy Director of Freeman Chair at China Studies, said that India and China have many such paths on which they can increase their commercial cooperation and overcome their differences on land and other issues.
Richard M. Rossow, associated with the Wadhwani Chair at the US-India Policy Studies in CSIS said that we want less stress in which such a conference can help. India and China have several areas like BRICS, SCO and Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank, in which they cooperate. This scope can be broad. '
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