China’s Foreign Minister Wang Yi Wang Yi has emphasized that India and Beijing should collaborate as partners for mutual benefit instead of competing as rivals and added that when they join hands, a stronger global south will improve greatly.
In his comments on India-China relations, Wang highlighted how cooperation between these two Asian powers would produce advantages for both countries.
“Wang Yi said, China and India are the largest neighbors on the other. China always believes that the two should be partners who contribute to the success of the other. A PAS DE DEUX Dragon cooperative and the elephant is the only correct option for both sides,” he said.
“Like the two largest developing countries, China and India have a shared task to accelerate the development and revitalization of our countries. There are many reasons for us to support each other instead of undermining us, working with each other instead of protecting each other. This is the path that really serves the fundamental interests of the two countries and people,” said Wang Yi on Friday, according to the statement issued on Chinese abroad.
Wang emphasized that nations should support each other instead of working with each other, noting that such collaboration serves the basic interests of its citizens.
Wang Yi said that diplomatic channels could solve disagreements between nations, while cooperation remains essential to achieve shared objectives. “There is no problem that cannot be solved through dialogue and there are no objectives that cannot be achieved with cooperation,” he said, while promoting a positive approach to Bilateral relations.
Indian-China relationship
The relationship of India and China improved with the meeting between Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the president of China, Xi Jinping in Kazan, last year and the later visits to Beijing by the NSA Ajit Doval and Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri that resulted in a series of “common understandings about the limit question and practical cooperation,” said the Chinese environment Xu Feihong.
The comments followed the recent meeting between the Minister of External Affairs, S Jaishankar and his counterpart, Wang Yi in which the former had praised cooperation between the 2 countries in multilateral forums, particularly the G20.
Doval had visited China in December to talk among the special representatives that took place after a 5 -year -old gap. This was followed by Misri’s visit to China during which India and China agreed to resume Kailash Mansarov Yatra, Trans-Border River Cooperation and, in principle, direct air services.
For the first time in 5 years, Modi and XI had met in Russia in October 2024 outside the BRICS summit, days after the 2 countries reached an agreement to complete the military disconnection process in East Ladakh. However, India wants to step cautiously by normalizing ties with China and, in its meeting with Wang last week, Jaishankar emphasized the importance of restoring mutual confidence in bilateral ties and jointly maintaining border peace.