Foreign Minister S Jaishankar, along with Foreign Minister of Fellow Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO), called Chinese President Xi Jinping on Tuesday. During the meeting, Jaishankar conveyed the XI of the recent development of bilateral relations.
Jaishankar greeted President Dupadi Murmu and Prime Minister Narendra Modi to Xi Jinping.
In a post on X, Jaishankar said, “President Xi Jinping was called this morning with his fellow SCO Foreign Ministers in Beijing. He expressed his congratulations to President Drupdi Murmu and Prime Minister @narendramodi. President Xi of recent development of our bilateral relations gave importance to our leaders.”
Jaishankar is on an official visit to China to attend the SCO Foreign Ministers’ meeting. On Monday, Jaishankar held a meeting with his Chinese counterpart Wang Ji and spoke about the need for a far-flung approach to bilateral relations and a stable and creative relationship.
In a post on X, Jaishankar held a detailed talks with Polit Bureau member and FM Wang Wang Yi in Beijing this evening. Talked about the need for a far-flung approach for bilateral relations and to create a stable and creative relationship. “
“To address aspects related to the boundary, we are dependent on us, normalizing people’s exchange from people and avoiding restrictive business measures and obstacles. It is believed that on the foundation of mutual respect, mutual interest and mutual sensitivity, the relationship can be developed with a positive trajectory. To join the Tianjine tomorrow.
He also met Chinese vice -president Han Zheng in Beijing on Monday and paid attention to improvement in bilateral relations. Jaishankar expressed confidence that the discussion during his visit would maintain that positive trajectory. He expressed India’s support for China’s Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) Presidency.
“Vice President Han Zheng was happy to meet Vice President Han Zheng soon after my arrival in Beijing.
After concluding his journey to Singapore, Jaishankar arrived in China. This is the Foreign Minister’s first visit to China as Galwan had relations in relations after a deadly military conflict in 2020.
Jaishankar’s visit was traveled by Defense Minister Rajnath Singh and National Security Advisor Ajit Doval, who visited China in June for SCO meetings. Wang Yi is expected to visit India next month to meet NSA Ajit Doval to meet NSA Ajit Doval to meet the decades -old border dispute.
The deadlock of the 2020 Galwan Valley between India and China was the worst border clash in more than 40 years, resulting in the death of soldiers from both sides. The phenomenon increased rapid tension and reduced bilateral relations a historic.
The decision to revive SR dialogue and other passive channels was reportedly taken during a brief exchange between PM Modi and President Xi Jinping on the banks of a summit in Kazan, Russia in October last year. There have been some glimpses of positive movement, especially to resume the Kailash Mansarovar Yatra after about five years. (AI)