Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday, 14 June, left for Delhi after the SCO summit in Bishkek.
While addressing the Heads of State of SCO member nations, PM Modi raised the issue of terrorism and said that countries supporting and funding terrorism must be held accountable.
He also exchanged “usual pleasantries” with Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan in the Leaders' Lounge at the Summit. It is also learnt that Khan congratulated Modi on his election victory during their first face-to-face interaction, reported PTI.
Modi on Thursday, 13 June, held a bilateral meeting with the Chinese President Xi Jinping, Russian President Vladimir Putin and afghan President Ashraf Ghani on the sidelines of the summit.
- PM Modi met with Vladimir Putin on the sidelines of SCO summit
- Xi Jinping has confirmed his ‘readiness’ to visit India this year
- Putin has invited PM Modi to be the main guest at Eastern Economic Forum
- There was no bilateral meeting between PM Modi and Pak PM Imran Khan
'Thank You,' says PM Modi to Kyrgyz Republic & President Jeenbekov
Prime Minister Narendra Modi took to Twitter to thank the people of the Kyrgyzstan Republic and President Jeenbekov for hosting the SCO Summit and the hospitality.