Foreign Minister Wang Yi says President Xi Jinping's attendance at
the BRICS summit in India is of strategic significance for steering
the high-quality development for greater cooperation among member countries.
Wang said Xi's visit injected fresh impetus into BRICS cooperation.
He highlighted Xi's call for BRICS' countries to advance innovation-driven
development, uphold peace and stability, facilitate mutual learning and
improve global governance.
Wang also said XI's presence empowered the Global South: defending the
rule of law; upholding mulilateralism and the role of the United Nations;
delivering on the Agenda for Sustainable Development; and advancing
security governance.
The foreign minister further explained that the president's visit
guided China-India relations.
He said the most important consensus reached was that China
and India should remain partners.


