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China backs India’s BRICS chairship

New Delhi: China on Tuesday urged strengthening the bilateral partnership with India and "translating" the discussions between the two countries' leadership into "concrete actions". Beijing also extended support to India's BRICS Chairship, underlining that it stands ready to promote the growth of the grouping.The remarks were made by Chinese Ambassador to India, Xu Feihong, at the reception marking the 99th Anniversary of the founding of the Chinese People's Liberation Army.Also Read: BRICS and…

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China backs India’s BRICS chairship
New Delhi: China on Tuesday urged strengthening the bilateral partnership with India and "translating" the discussions between the two countries' leadership into "concrete actions". Beijing also extended support to India's BRICS Chairship, underlining that it stands ready to promote the growth of the grouping.The remarks were made by Chinese Ambassador to India, Xu Feihong, at the reception marking the 99th Anniversary of the founding of the Chinese People's Liberation Army.Also Read: BRICS and…
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