Foreign Minister Jaishankar emphasized on August 18 on the Border Peace between India and China, saying that “differences should not become disputes”, in talks with Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi, who ended up in New Delhi earlier today. Jaishankar welcomed Wang and his delegation to India and noted that this was the first visit by a Chinese minister, as leaders of the two countries met in Kazan in October 2024. ‘This opportunity gives us the opportunity to meet and review our bilateral ties. It is also a good time to exchange views on the global situation and some issues of mutual interest, ‘JainShankar said. He addressed Wang and acknowledged that India and China had experienced a ‘difficult period’, but that the goal is now to continue ‘mutual respect, mutual sensitivity and mutual importance’. India-China talks: What did Jaishankar say? “After seeing a difficult period in our relationship, our two countries are now trying to continue. It requires a candid and constructive approach from both sides. In that effort, we must be guided by the three mutual respect, mutual sensitivity and mutual importance. Differences should not become disputes or competition, conflict, ‘Jaishankar said. The minister also noted that Wang will talk to India’s National Security Advisor Ajit Deval on August 19, and added: ‘Of course, you will discuss border problems with our special representative NSA AJIT Deval tomorrow. This is very important because the basis for any positive momentum in our ties is the ability to maintain the peace and progress in the border areas. He added that it is’ of course ‘that the international situation is discussed when the world’s two largest countries gather, adding:’ We are looking for a fair, balanced and multipolar world order, including a multipolar Asia. Reform Multilateralism is also the call of the day. ‘ “In the current environment, there is clearly a necessity to also maintain and improve stability in the global economy. The fight against terrorism in all its forms and manifestations is another important priority. I look forward to our exchange of views …” Jaishankar said. ‘Provide security to Asia, World’: What did Wang Yi say? In his meeting with Jaishankar, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi said the country has “‘confidence to spread interference, expand cooperation and consolidate the improvement of the relationship between China and India’, adding that the two countries can contribute to each other’s success. “… We maintained peace and tranquility in the border areas and resumed the Indian pilgrimage to the Mountain Gang Renpoche and Lake Mapam Yun Tso in the Xijang Autonomous Region. We shared confidence to expand interference, expand the collaboration and further consolidate the momentum of the improvement of the development of China-India. Welling to the first class, and it can be to each other’s success and the world … ”Wang said. (With inputs of ani)
‘Differences should not become disputes …’: S Jaishankar emphasizes the border peace in conversations with China’s Wang Yi
