Xi Jinping arrives in India for BRICS summit amid Middle East conflict
China's president has arrived in New Delhi to attend the BRICS summit as tensions remain high in the Middle East, according to reporting by France 24.
Chinese President Xi Jinping has arrived in India to participate in the BRICS summit, France 24 reported, with correspondent Alban Alvarez reporting live from New Delhi to cover the event.
According to the news outlet, this visit takes place against an international backdrop marked by ongoing conflict in the Middle East, whose repercussions could feature among the topics discussed during exchanges between leaders of the BRICS group.
The BRICS summit traditionally brings together the leaders of Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa, as well as, in recent years, other partner countries of the group. France 24 did not specify, in this excerpt, the detailed agenda for discussions or the complete list of participants present in New Delhi.
France 24 indicated that its correspondent on the ground will continue coverage of the event as the summit's proceedings unfold.
Sources
- Xi est arrivé en Inde pour le sommet des BRICS en plein conflit au Moyen-Orient — France 24 — Français
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