US EditionIndia, China should realise cooperative ‘pas de deux’ of dragon and elephant, says Xi Jinping on 75th anniversary of bilateral ties
- As China and India celebrate their 75th anniversary of diplomatic ties, Chinese Ambassador Xu Feihong emphasized the need to bolster cooperation amidst various challenges and fluctuations in relations.
- Xu noted that despite fluctuations, bilateral trade has been robust, reaching USD 138.48 billion in 2024, and he called for a fair business climate.
- Chinese President Xi Jinping and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi are keen to strengthen ties, and their meeting marked a turning point in relations.
- Chinese officials expressed commitment to further cultural exchanges and collaboration, highlighting the growing number of Indian visitors and activities planned for the anniversary.
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Chinese ambassador says China-India ties at crucial stage, urges India to create fair, transparent business climate for Chinese companies
April 1 marked the 75th anniversary of diplomatic ties between China and India. In a recent interview with the Global Times, Chinese Ambassador Xu Feihong said the relationship is at a crucial stage, urging both sides to overcome obstacles and take proactive steps to advance cooperation. Xu said that India was among the first countries to recognize the People's Republic of China and the first non-socialist country to establish diplomatic ties wi…
India & China must view ties with long-term perspective—Xi says in letter to President Murmu
Xi wrote to President Murmu on occasion of 75th anniversary of India-China ties. She wrote to Chinese President that stable, predictable & friendly ties would benefit the world.
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Thelocalreport.inIndia-China Ties Should Take Form Of Elephant-Dragon Tango: Xi Jinping
China and India should work more closely together, Chinese President Xi Jinping told Indian President Droupadi Murmu, saying their relationship should take the form of a "Dragon-Elephant tango" - a dance between their emblematic animals.
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