New Delhi: Prime Minister Modi went to Uzbekistan yesterday to participate in the Shanghai Cooperation Conference. Prime Minister Modi has avoided meeting Chinese President Xi Jinping, who is attending the conference. The Shanghai Cooperation Organization includes China, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Russia, Tajikistan, Uzbekistan, India and Pakistan. The organization is chaired by one country per year on a rotating basis. The country will host the annual Shanghai Cooperation Organization summit. The 22nd Summit will be held today and tomorrow in Samarkand, Uzbekistan.
PM left for Modi yesterday to participate in it. Leaders of 15 countries including Chinese President Xi Jinping, Russian President Vladimir Putin, Pakistani Prime Minister Shebaz Sharif and Iranian President Ibrahim Raisi will attend. It holds significance as it is the first Shanghai conference where all the leaders will participate directly after the corona pandemic. In this case, in a statement released by the Kremlin, the Russian President’s House, ‘Russian President Putin and Indian Prime Minister Modi, who are participating in the Shanghai Cooperation Conference in Uzbekistan, will meet and talk separately.
Asia Pacific Regional Security, the UN and the G20. The two will discuss various matters including inter-organisational cooperation,’ it said. This negotiation is considered very important and important. At the same time, Modi did not meet Chinese President Xi Jinping, who is participating in the conference. Do the two meet and talk? Both countries have not yet confirmed that. Due to this, there is mystery about their meeting. Modi is said to be avoiding a meeting with Xi Jinping. Similarly, there are reports that even Russian President Putin has not met Xi Jinping.