Ever wondered how two of Asia’s biggest neighbors keep the peace? At the 24th round of talks in New Delhi, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi, also a member of the Political Bureau of the Communist Party of China Central Committee and special representative for the boundary question, sat down with India’s national security adviser Shri Ajit Doval to hash out the China-India boundary issue 🤝
Wang Yi kicked things off by underscoring that a sound, stable China-India relationship benefits over a billion people in both nations and answers the call of many developing countries. He pointed to the key consensus from their leaders’ meeting in Kazan as the blueprint for stronger ties and smoother border management.
“Since early this year, ties have been back on track and the border situation is steadily improving,” Wang noted, adding that mutual trust and support are the cornerstones of a partnership between two rising powers.
Think of it like patching up after a group chat argument—when friends talk openly, they clear the air and reconnect. For China and India, these talks mean focusing on shared goals: economic growth, tackling global challenges, and boosting regional stability 🌏.
What’s next? Both sides are gearing up for more rounds, keeping the momentum alive. As New Delhi and Beijing keep syncing, maybe we’ll be seeing more Namaste and Nihao emojis in our messages 😉
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Wang Yi: Sound China-India ties serve the two peoples' interests
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