PM Modi arrives in Wuhan for talks with Chinese President Xi Jinping

During their summit, the two leaders expected to work out consensus between the two countries to resolve a host of issues, including the boundary question.

PM reaches Wuhan for a meeting with Chinese President / Courtesy: MEA

Wuhan: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday late night arrived here for a two-day informal summit with Chinese President Xi Jinping. He is due to hold one-to-one talks with Xi. "A special moment past midnight as PM @narendramodi was warmly welcomed in Wuhan for the 1st Informal Summit with Chinese President Xi. The two leaders will review the developments in our bilateral relations from a strategic and long-term perspective," External Affairs Ministry spokesperson Raveesh Kumar tweeted.

A special moment past midnight as PM @narendramodi was warmly welcomed in Wuhan for the 1st Informal Summit with Chinese President Xi. The two leaders will review the developments in our bilateral relations from a strategic and long-term perspective. pic.twitter.com/DBI5RBaNKu

— Raveesh Kumar (@MEAIndia) April 26, 2018

During their summit, the two leaders expected to work out consensus between the two countries to resolve a host of issues, including the boundary question. Also, the leaders would meet 6 times in these two days. Officials said no agreement would be signed during the informal talks.