India and China Strengthen Border Dialogue Amid Growing Partnership
India and China have held talks to manage their border, agreeing to use existing mechanisms for resolving issues. Following a 2024 pact aimed at easing tensions, both nations are enhancing relations through dialogue and trade initiatives. The discussions occurred during high-level military talks and a visit by Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi to China.
In continued efforts to maintain peace along their shared border, India and China have engaged in talks pledging to utilize existing mechanisms for resolving any disputes. Both countries are committed to military and diplomatic dialogue.
In the wake of a significant 2024 agreement intended to diminish military tensions after the deadly 2020 clash, the two nations are taking steps to enhance relations, such as resuming direct flights and boosting investment and trade flows.
During recent high-level military talks, held on Indian soil, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's inaugural visit to China in seven years spotlighted the nations' roles as development partners. Discussions culminated in a shared vision to consolidate trade ties amid global tariff uncertainties.
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