India-China Agree to Seek 'Political Settlement' of Boundary Issue: MEA
The two sides agreed to keep working toward a political settlement as they reviewed progress in ties and border-area peace, officials said.
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India, China push LAC peace as Doval-Wang hold key talks
India on Tuesday conveyed to China the importance of maintaining peace and tranquility along the Line of Actual Control (LAC) for overall bilateral ties as national security advisor Ajit Doval held talks with Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi focusing on delimitation of the frontier and sustaining work on trans-boundary cooperation.
India, China eye political fix for boundary dispute - The Tribune
India and China’s special representatives on Tuesday agreed to continue seeking a “political settlement” to their disputed boundary and address the long-term interests of both nations. The special representatives of the two sides — National Security Adviser Ajit Doval and China’s Foreign Minister Wang Yi — met in Beijing for the 25th round of talks […]
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India-China agree to seek 'political settlement' of boundary issue: MEA
India conveyed to China the importance of border peace for bilateral ties. National Security Advisor Ajit Doval met Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi for talks. They discussed delimitation of the frontier and trans-boundary cooperation efforts. Both sides agreed to continue seeking a political settlement of the boundary question. Maintaining peace and tranquility in border areas was highlighted as crucial.
Ajit Doval, Wang Yi hold India, China Special Representatives talks on border issue, improvement of ties
National Security Advisor Ajit Doval met Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi for boundary talks. These discussions are significant before President Xi Jinping's upcoming visit to India. Both officials are designated Special Representatives for the boundary dispute mechanism. They discussed strengthening peace in border areas and improving bilateral ties. The talks aim to address recurring tensions and maintain peace in border regions.
On Tuesday, August 25, China and India agreed to continue dialogue on a “just, reasonable and mutually acceptable settlement” of the border issue after talks in Beijing.
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