China’s Top Diplomat Highlights ‘Positive Trend’ in India Relations
Beijing: Chinese Foreign Minister Wang said that the relations between China and India were on a “positive tendency” for the cooperation of the meeting, according to the meeting on Tuesday.
The two most crowded countries in the world are intense competitors competing for influence in South Asia and fight against a deadly border conflict in 2020.
India is also part of the quadruple security alliance with the United States, Australia and Japan, which is also seen as against China.
However, US President Donald Trump’s tariff war triggered by global trade and geopolitical turbulence countries caught in the countries took action to correct the ties.
In his meetings with Indian Foreign Minister Subrahmanyam Jaishankar on Monday, Wang said that the two countries should “see each other as partners and opportunities instead of competitors or threats.”
Dual ties drew attention to the resumption of “the protection of peace and peace in the border areas” because it is a positive tendency to “return to the main cooperation path”.
Wang is also expected to meet with Prime Minister Narendra Modi during his three -day visit.
According to the Indian media, Modi can visit China this month, which will be his first trip since 2018.
Relationships have recovered since October, when Chinese President Xi Jinping Xi Jinping first met in Russia for the first time in Russia.
Chinese and Indian officials said that in recent weeks, the two countries have discussed the restart of the border trade that has been stopped since 2020.
It will be symbolically important to continue and follow the discussions to continue direct flights and to make tourist visas.
