Modi, Xi Agree To Work Towards Resolving India-China Border Dispute
The leaders backed a fair boundary settlement and discussed trade, supply-chain and people-to-people ties as military talks continued along the border.
- On Saturday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi met Chinese President Xi Jinping at the BRICS Summit in New Delhi, reiterating that "peace and tranquillity" in border areas remains an "essential basis" for bilateral relations.
- Following the 2020 Galwan Valley clashes, both sides have sought to consolidate a gradual thaw since their October 2024 meeting in Kazan while managing disagreements over the Line of Actual Control.
- Modi and Xi affirmed that "differences should not become disputes," agreeing to address India's trade deficit and supply-chain vulnerabilities while New Delhi cautiously eased investment rules since March.
- China Southern Airlines will resume regular passenger services on the Guangzhou-New Delhi route on September 21 after a six-year suspension, though border disputes remain unresolved as both countries maintain military deployments along the LAC.
- Indian and Chinese forces held Corps Commander-level talks on Monday in the eastern sector amid continuing tensions around Taksing in Arunachal Pradesh, as both nations continue military-level negotiations to manage frontier friction.
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Times of IndiaBorder peace essential for India-China ties: PM Modi to President Xi
New Delhi, Sep 12: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday conveyed to Chinese President Xi Jinping that peace and tranquillity along the frontier remains essential for development of India-China relations, emphasising that existing agreements on border management must be strictly observed. In their talks on the sidelines of the BRICS summit, the two leaders reaffirmed that both the countries should take a strategic and long-term perspective of…
The 50-minute bilateral meeting between Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chinese President Xi Jinping focused on providing strategic direction to the relationship. PM Modi emphasized the three principles of mutual respect, sensitivity, and mutual benefit for the relationship. Both leaders emphasized that differences should not become disputes. Issues such as border peace, trade imbalances, supply chains, and increasing people-to-people movement …
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chinese President Xi Jinping have agreed to cooperate in resolving the countries' disputed border, the foreign ministry in New Delhi said on Saturday after the leaders met.
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