xiamen china china want put relationship india right track president xi jinping tell prime minister narendra modi tuesday two countries seek mend tie damage recent tense himalayan border standoff meet first two leaders since chinese indian troop end standoff doklam border region week ago neighbor serious military confrontation decades talk xi modi question de-escalation come time china host brics summit emerge economies also include brazil russia south africa southeastern city xiamen healthy stable tie interest countries xi tell modi meet sideline summit accord statement china foreign ministry china will work india ... increase political trust advance mutually beneficial cooperation promote development china-india relations along correct path xi say china india must maintain fundamental determination constitute mutual development opportunities constitute mutual threat xi say add peaceful cooperative relations correct choice xi modi speak hour discussions constructive indian foreign secretary subrahmanyam jaishankar tell reporters xiamen meet sense relationship go forward peace tranquility border area maintain jaishankar say add side agree strong contact defense personnel need prevent another border incident side sense efforts need make ensure kinds situations reoccur press doklam dispute discuss jaishankar say us know happen backwards look conversation forward-looking conversation hundreds troop deploy doklam plateau near border india ally bhutan china new delhi object china build road mountainous area quiet diplomacy ultimately end de-escalation base principle stop differences become dispute modi xi agree june meet astana indian official say still china india remain divide many front include india deep suspicions china grow military activities around indian ocean part modi government upset china public embrace tibetan spiritual leader dalai lama chinese regard dangerous separatist grow military tie unite state japan china say force continue patrol doklam claim bhutan hop india learn lesson incident china 's xi want put relations india 'right track