Ajit Doval approaches President Xi alongside different BRICS NSAs

Beijing, Jul 28 National Security Advisor Ajit Doval and other best security czars of the BRICS countries today approached Chinese President Xi Jinping, who commended their endeavors in improving common trust and participation regardless of the immense geological separation among the part countries.

The meeting comes in the midst of a standoff amongst China and India in Dokalam region in the Sikkim division.

After day-long thoughts over enhancing participation in various regions, the BRICS (Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa) NSAs met Xi and cooperated with him.

Xi, in his deliver to the BRICS NSAs, adulated them for building a mutual trust and participation among the part countries.

"Every minister has made an extraordinary showing with regards to for enhancing our common trust and security collaboration. I genuinely thank for every one of your endeavors," Xi who is heading the BRICS assemble this year said in regards to the considerations by the NSAs today on host of security related issues.

"I think the meeting was done well. In order to promote the strategic trust of the BRICS nations, security participation, every one of you have endeavored," he said.

The BRICS participation has 10 years of history and the five_member group of developing nations have carried on important collaboration in spite of geological separation and diverse political systems establishing a new type of international relations, the Chinese president said.

While the beginning stage of BRICS collaboration is in the economic and financial field in its first decade, in view of the complex international political and economic security circumstance, the part nations ought to extend participation with more individuals to-individuals contacts, social trades and coordinate on security issues, he said.

The BRICS NSAs meeting focussed on global governance, counter-terrorism, cyber security and energy security, global and local hotspots, and national security and development.

China yesterday recognized that Doval and his Chinese partner Yang Jiechi met on the sidelines of the BRICS NSAs meet amid which they examined "major issues" in two-sided ties. Be that as it may, China made no mention of the Doklam standoff.

Since the standoff started on June 16, China has been keeping up that there won't be an meaningful dialogue without the unconditional withdrawal of Indian troops.

In today's meetings, there were no hand shakes before the media between Chinese authorities and the BRICS NSAs.