China Urges India To View Each Other As Partners Amid Trump’s Trade Wars | World News

In a pronounced reference to US President Donald Trump’s tariffs, China said that unilateral actions threatened free trade and invited India to see India as a partner and to work together for peace, trust and common development.

These words were made by Chinese Foreign Minister Wang, who came in the national capital on Monday for a two -day visit.

“The world is once a transformation at a speed of accelerating, unilateral bullying and free trade and international order face serious challenges. Two ancient civilizations and large developing economies, China and India, to identify and develop threats to identify and develop threats, rather than the partners of the neighbors and threats, and to develop important resources to develop and develop. And ensure the cooperation of the win-win, “he said.

Repeating the need to gain positive acceleration in the vineyards, Wang, Beijing and New Delhi’s mutual trust, joint ground search, resistance to external intervention and expand the cooperation, he added.

“China and India should strengthen their confidence, encounter each other, eliminate the intervention, expand cooperation, and reinforce the momentum of recovery in China-Indian relations.”

To discuss the Chinese border problem

During his visit, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi is planned to organize a new special representative dialogue on the border issue with the National Security Advisor Ajit Doval on Tuesday. He is also preparing to call Prime Minister Narendra Modi later on that day.

US tariffs in the USA

China’s statement comes at a time when India faces some of the highest tariffs of the United States to any country. The United States continuously acquired New Delhi’s Russian oil and brought tariffs up to 50 percent to significant Indian exports. India defended this movement, stating that it is due to the need to protect energy safety for market issues and citizens.

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