China’s BIG statement ahead of PM Modi’s visit to country for SCO summit, says, ‘We attach great importance to…’

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China’s Ambassador of India, Xu Feihong, welcomed Prime Minister Narendra Modi for the upcoming SCO summit and “will be a very important event for the bilateral relationship between the two countries, not only for SCO,”. Authorized, China and India working groups “this visit is preparing to prepare for success,” he added.

Xu Feihong referred to the results of Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi’s visit to India at the beginning of this week. On August 19, Wang was chaired the 24th round of the special representatives on the border question between the National Security Advisor Ajit Doval and India and China, and the day before he held bilateral meetings with Foreign Minister S Jaishankar. On August 19, Chinese Foreign Minister called Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

Xu Feihong said Chinese Foreign Minister and Ajit Doval had important discussions about the border issue. “This time, during the visit of China FM to India, they reached an agreement over 10 points. Two groups will not focus on the border problem by the two sides. Define the border issue as a relationship between the two countries and the cooperation between India and China.

“Prime Minister Modi’s visit to China will be a very important event not only for SCO, but for the bilateral relationship between the two countries. A working group from China and India is preparing to make this visit successfully. We attach great importance to this visit.” During his visit, Wang Yi gave a message and invitation to the Prime Minister of the SCO Summit held in Tianjin on August 31, 1 September. Xu Feihong, Xu Feihong, China and India’s Special Representatives (SR) between the 24th talks emphasized dozens of consensus.

He said that the two sides spoke positively from the progress in the implementation of the consensus at the important leader level in Kazan and shared the view that peace and peace has been maintained in the China-India border regions since the 23rd round of the SR talks.

“The two sides reiterated the importance of continuing peace and peace in the border areas, and emphasized the proper deal with the problem with friendship consultations to encourage the general development of the Chinese-Indian bilateral relationship.” He said.

“In accordance with the Chinese-Indian border problem signed in 2005, he agreed on the need to address a political perspective of the general bilateral relationship while looking for a fair, reasonable and mutual acceptable framework for the resolution of the border question.” China-India Border Works (WMCC) Framework is to explore the early harvest of border limitation in appropriate sectors. He said that the two sides agreed to establish a working group within the scope of the WMCC framework and decided to advance effective border management to ensure peace and peace in the border areas. ” In addition to the existing general level mechanisms in the western sector in the eastern and middle sectors, in addition to the next general level mechanism meeting in the western sector, the next general level mechanism.

“He agreed to use border management mechanisms at diplomatic and military levels, and agreed to advance the border management process and start to increase with principles and methods.” He said. Xu Feihong said that the two sides exchanged views on the cooperation of cross-border rivers and agreed to give full play to the role of the Chinese-Indian expert level mechanism on cross-border rivers and to communicate about renewing related mouss.

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The Chinese side agreed to share hydrological information in emergencies based on humanitarian issues. “The three traditional border trade markets, Renqinggang-Changgu, Pulan-Gunji and Jiuba-Namgya agreed to reopen.

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