Diplomatic Dawn: Bridging Borders for India-China Relations

Chinese Ambassador Xu Feihong expresses optimism about the improved India-China relations post border disengagement in Eastern Ladakh. Highlighting the significance of the Modi-Xi meeting, he emphasizes renewed cooperation, mutual trust, and economic ties. The Ambassador sees this as a milestone in fostering lasting peace and economic collaboration between the two nations.

The Chinese Ambassador to India, Xu Feihong, has voiced optimism for renewed India-China relations following the border disengagement in Eastern Ladakh. Speaking at a Merchant Chamber of Commerce and Industry session, he termed the recent Modi-Xi meeting at the BRICS Summit in Kazan, Russia, as crucial for bilateral ties.

With army patrolling expected soon in the Depsang and Demchok regions, Xu hopes mutual understanding will prevail, steering relationships away from disputes. He hailed the Modi-Xi dialogues, first in five years, for shaping the future trajectory of Sino-India relations.

Emphasizing economic cooperation, the Ambassador highlighted India's status as China's largest trading partner, underscoring mutual benefits. The resumption of direct flights and tariff reductions emphasize a commitment to robust economic collaborations, crucial for the global economic landscape.

(With inputs from agencies.)