PM Modi meets Chinese Premier, Li Keqiang in Malaysia

Published By : Admin | November 21, 2015 | 09:18 IST
PM Modi meets Chinese Premier, Li Keqiangin Malaysia
PM Modi discusses India-China ties and global issues with the Chinese Premier

Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi meets Premier of the People's Republic of China,Li Keqiang in Malaysia.

Both sides reviewed the global scenario with regard to the economic slowdown, climate change and international terrorism. The Chinese Premier observed that India had maintained its growth momentum despite the slowdown. Both sides reviewed the preparations for the CoP-21 conference in Paris. Shri Narendra Modi briefed the Chinese Premier on the solar alliance initiative, and invited China to join it. Both sides agreed that terrorism is the biggest challenge, and the international community must come together to counter it.

Bilaterally, both sides discussed trade and investment, with the Prime Minister once again reiterating the concern over India’s large trade deficit with China. Cooperation in the area of skill development was discussed.

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