Xi Jinping Plants a Tree Together with BRICS Leaders in New Delhi
Xi Jinping's BRICS summit tree-planting group photo shows the new atmosphere of head-of-state diplomacy and major-country cooperation Focusing on 20 years of BRICS cooperation and global governance reform, take a look at the latest signals sent by China
On September 12 local time, Chinese President Xi Jinping planted trees and posed for a group photo with leaders from multiple countries in New Delhi during the 18th BRICS Summit.
The report pointed out that tree planting is a diplomatic courtesy arrangement in headofstate diplomacy. Xi has also planted trees with foreign leaders at many previous foreign affairs events, and the trees involved have become witnesses to bilateral friendly exchanges.
The article stressed that BRICS cooperation has gone through 20 years. It has grown from the "BRICs" to "Big BRICS," with areas of cooperation continuously expanding to cover the economy, finance, science and technology, peopletopeople and cultural exchanges, and global governance. At the summit, Xi said that BRICS countries should continue to strengthen solidarity and cooperation, promote practical cooperation and reform of global governance, and resist all forms of protectionist measures.