Chinese President Xi Jinping on Friday sent a personal message to President Droupadi Murmu and Prime Minister Narendra Modi, expressing deep sorrow over the tragic plane crash at Ahmedabad airport. In his note, Xi conveyed heartfelt sympathies to the families affected and wished a swift recovery for the injured.
The incident, which shook one of India’s busiest air hubs, highlights the challenges and risks faced by rapidly expanding aviation networks. While the full cause of the crash is still under investigation by Indian authorities, leaders across Asia and beyond have rallied in support of the victims.
By reaching out directly to India’s top leaders, Xi reaffirmed the importance of solidarity and cooperation between nations in moments of crisis. The gesture underscores the close diplomatic ties that both countries have nurtured, from economic partnerships to cultural exchanges.
As India’s civil aviation sector continues its fast-paced growth, experts say this tragedy could prompt fresh talks on safety protocols and emergency response coordination. For young global citizens tracking international relations and tech-driven industries, the message is clear: collaboration and shared learning are key to preventing future accidents.
Reference(s):
President Xi extends condolences to Indian leaders over plane crash
cgtn.com
