Wang Yi Meets with Indian Foreign Minister Jaishankar – Xinhua English.news.cn
Xinhua News Agency, Jakarta, July 15 (Reporter Yu Qianliang Wang Aona) On July 14 local time, Director of the Foreign Affairs Office of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China Wang Yi met with Indian Foreign Minister Jaishankar at request in Jakarta.
Wang Yi expressed that President Xi Jinping and Prime Minister Modi have reached an important consensus on stabilizing China-India relations. The two sides should take actions to this end, adhere to the correct direction of bilateral relations, grasp the general trend of world development, and promote the stabilization and improvement of China-India relations. As the world’s top two developing countries and eternal neighbors, China and India clearly have more common interests than differences, and the realization of common development and common prosperity is of global exemplary significance. The two sides should support and achieve each other, rather than consume and suspect each other. We must focus our energy and resources on our own development, improvement of people’s livelihood and accelerated revitalization, and not let specific issues define the overall relationship. It is hoped that the Indian side will meet China halfway and find a solution to the border issue that is acceptable to both sides. China is highly concerned about India’s recent restrictive measures against Chinese companies, and hopes that India will provide Chinese companies with a fair, transparent and non-discriminatory business environment.
Jaishankar Jaishankar said that the normalization of India-China relations is in the common interests of both sides. The Indian side is willing to properly handle the differences between the two sides with an open mind, push the India-China relationship back on track as soon as possible, and create favorable conditions for high-level exchanges in the next stage.
The two sides agreed to hold the next round of military commander-level talks on the border issue as soon as possible.
The two sides agreed to start the BRICS expansion process and reached a consensus in principle on this.
[error correction]
[Responsible editor: Wang Mengmeng]
010020030300000000000000011107271129751030
#Wang #Meets #Indian #Foreign #Minister #Jaishankar #Xinhua #English.news.cn
2023-07-15 02:32:30
