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India foreign minister’s China visit marks restart in relations amid capricious US trade policy
CHINA, JUL 15 – Jaishankar and Xi Jinping discussed reviving border dialogue, enhancing trade, and stabilizing ties post-2020 Galwan clash, with 60,000 troops still deployed along the Line of Actual Control.
- During his two-day trip to Beijing for the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation foreign ministers' meeting, S Jaishankar, India's External Affairs Minister, held talks with Chinese President Xi Jinping.
- The visit comes after a significant decline in bilateral relations following the 2020 border clash in the Galwan Valley region of eastern Ladakh.
- Jaishankar met with his Chinese counterpart Wang Yi, highlighting the importance of a long-term perspective and noting significant progress in normalizing relations over the past nine months.
- He shared good wishes from India’s top leadership, including the Prime Minister and the President, emphasized the importance of steering clear of restrictive trade policies and obstacles, and highlighted the duty to sustain positive progress.
- The meetings signal cautious improvement in India-China ties while acknowledging the need for further efforts to ease border tensions and maintain positive momentum.
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