India said Prime Minister Modi and Chinese President Xi “welcomed the steady progress” in bilateral ties. President Xi, according to the Chinese foreign ministry, said that the two nations should draw on each other’s strengths. Meanwhile, at the summit, the 11 member countries managed to reach a joint declaration despite competing views against the backdrop of geopolitical tensions.
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