New Delhi, 14 September 2026 – China and India have reaffirmed a strategic and long-term view of their relationship at the BRICS summit, signalling an effort to stabilise ties despite unresolved border and geopolitical tensions.
The leaders met on 12 September 2026 and described stable relations as important to both countries and the wider Global South. India acknowledged China’s support for its BRICS chairmanship, while both sides emphasised dialogue and cooperation. The statement does not resolve the border dispute, so investors should distinguish diplomatic tone from verified policy delivery.
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