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China Announces Gradual Resumption of Cooperation in India Border Talks

China's top diplomat says cooperation with India is 'gradually resuming' as they discuss their contentious Himalayan border.

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China's top diplomat announced that cooperation with India is 'gradually resuming' as he met New Delhi's security chief in Beijing for talks on their countries' contentious Himalayan border. Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi told Indian National Security Advisor Ajit Doval that the two nations are committed to maintaining peace and tranquility in border areas, according to a Chinese foreign ministry statement. The talks come ahead of a BRICS summit next month that New Delhi hopes Chinese President Xi Jinping will attend.

Resuming Cooperation

The Asian giants share a 3,500-kilometre border and have accused each other of trying to seize territory. Despite lingering distrust, ties between the neighbours have gradually improved since a deadly border clash in 2020, including through the resumption of direct flights and border trade. Wang Yi emphasized that the two sides should draw lessons from history and avoid stagnation or regression in their relations.

Annual Border Talks

The officials also discussed improving border control and advancing cross-border cooperation, along with 'international and regional issues of mutual concern', the statement said. The border meeting came ahead of a BRICS summit next month that New Delhi hopes Chinese President Xi Jinping will attend. The talks have been held annually since formal high-level discussions resumed in 2024 after a five-year hiatus.

Future Meetings

On Tuesday, officials agreed to hold another round of border talks in India next year. The resumption of institutional exchanges and cooperation signifies a positive step towards resolving long-standing border disputes and fostering regional stability.

Why This Matters for Bangladesh

The resumption of cooperation between China and India has significant implications for Bangladesh. Improved relations between the two Asian giants can lead to enhanced regional stability, which is crucial for Bangladesh's economic and security interests. Additionally, better Sino-Indian relations may facilitate greater connectivity and trade opportunities for Bangladesh, particularly in the context of regional initiatives like the Belt and Road Initiative.

Source: BSS

FAQ

What is the main focus of the China-India border talks?
The main focus of the China-India border talks is to maintain peace and tranquility in the Himalayan border areas and to resolve long-standing border disputes.
When will the next round of border talks be held?
The next round of border talks is scheduled to be held in India next year.

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