El presidente chino Xi Jinping aparentemente se ausentará de la Cumbre del G20 de esta semana en la India en momentos en que las relaciones bilaterales continúan distantes.
“El G20 es un foro importante para la cooperación económica internacional, China siempre le ha brindado una enorme importancia y ha participado activamente en actividades relevantes”, dijo Mao a la prensa durante una conferencia.
Xi no será el único jefe de Estado que se ausentará de la cumbre. El presidente ruso Vladímir Putin, quien enfrenta cargos por crímenes de guerra debido a la invasión de Rusia a Ucrania, tampoco acudirá al foro, aunque tiene previsto viajar a China el próximo mes. Según India, la frontera de facto tiene 3.488 kilómetros de largo, pero China promueve una cifra considerablemente más corta.
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