Ajit Doval reached Beijing
National Security Advisor Ajit Doval has reached Beijing to talk about the border dispute with China. Here he will take forward the talks with China’s Foreign Minister Wang Yi to resolve the border dispute. Ajit Doval and Wang Yi are also special representatives of their respective countries for talks on the border dispute.
First meeting in five years
When Prime Minister Modi and Chinese President Xi Jinping met during the BRICS Summit in October, both the leaders had instructed their respective Special Representatives to meet as soon as possible to carry forward talks on the border dispute. Doval has gone on a tour of China in the same connection. This will be the first meeting in five years between Ajit Doval and Wang Yi, especially regarding the border dispute. Although Doval and Wang Yi have talked many times after 2019, this will be the first meeting as special representatives.
Talks in Beijing on December 18
After the agreement regarding border patrolling, this dialogue is being considered a sign of improvement in relations between India and China. NSA Ajit Doval will lead the Indian delegation in the talks to be held in Beijing on 18 December. According to information confirmed by the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA), the talks will focus on maintaining peace in the border areas and finding a fair, logical and mutually agreed solution to the border issue.
In a statement issued late last night, the Ministry of External Affairs said, “India’s Special Representative (SR) on NSA and India-China border issue Ajit Doval will hold the 23rd SR meeting in Beijing on December 18, where his Chinese counterpart will meet with the Chinese Communist Party Central Members of the committee’s Political Bureau and China’s Foreign Minister Wang Yi will participate.”
Read this also-
Bangladesh upset with Prime Minister Modi’s post on Vijay Diwas, Yunus’s advisor got angry
Ukraine took responsibility for the assassination of Russia’s nuclear chief, scientist’s assistant also killed in the bomb blast
Latest World News