Meeting between representatives of China and India, consensus reached on these six points

India-China Relation: After a long gap of five years, the 23rd meeting of the special representatives of China and India was held in Beijing on Wednesday. This meeting proved to be an important step towards restoring trust and promoting mutual cooperation between the two countries. In the meeting, Chinese Special Representative Wang Yi and Indian Special Representative Ajit Doval held a positive and constructive dialogue on China-India border issues. As a result, the two sides reached six important consensuses.

Main consensus and their importance

1. Agreement on positive review of border settlement and maintaining peace

The two countries reviewed the efforts made so far to resolve border disputes. It was agreed that the process of implementing these efforts should continue. In addition, the need to handle the border dispute in the overall context of bilateral relations was emphasized so that it does not affect bilateral development.

2. Commitment to find a solution based on political guidelines

Keeping in mind the political guidelines of the Special Representatives established in 2005, it was agreed to find a fair, reasonable and mutually acceptable solution.

3. Measures to ensure border management and stability

The two sides agreed to further strengthen management and control in the border area, enhance confidence building measures and bring lasting peace and stability along the border.

4. Agreement on resumption of cross-border cooperation and pilgrimage

Steps such as resumption of Kailash Mansarovar Yatra for Indian pilgrims, promotion of cross-border river cooperation and promotion of Nathula border trade were agreed upon.

5. Strengthening the meeting mechanism

It was agreed to strengthen the meeting mechanism of Special Representatives to coordinate diplomatic and military dialogue. Also, the Working Mechanism (WMCC) was directed to implement these consensuses at the ground level.

6. Plan for the upcoming meeting

The two sides agreed to hold a new meeting of Special Representatives in India next year. The date of the meeting will be decided through diplomatic channels.

Wide impact of the meeting

Not only issues related to the border dispute were discussed in this meeting, but bilateral, international and regional issues were also discussed in depth. The two countries stressed that a stable, predictable and positive China-India relationship is essential for international and regional peace and stability.

Conclusion

This meeting of the Special Representatives of China and India, after a gap of five years, is a positive step towards improving relations between the two countries. The six important consensuses will not only help resolve the border dispute but also promote economic and cultural exchanges. The outcome of this meeting can prove to be helpful in establishing lasting peace and stability between the two largest Asian countries in the years to come.