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India-China trade and border‑peace talks

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In late June 2026, India’s ambassador to China met senior Chinese officials in Beijing to discuss ways to deepen bilateral trade, address a widening $112‑billion trade deficit and revive people‑to‑people links through media cooperation and visa exchanges. By late July 2026, the dialogue moved to a higher level when Indian Foreign Minister S. Jaishankar and Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi met on the sidelines of the East Asia summit in Manila. The ministers reiterated the partnership narrative, pressed for greater market access for Indian goods, and pledged to keep border peace while coordinating in multilateral forums such as BRICS. On 27 July 2026, India’s Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri ~~met China’s~~ visited Beijing. In addition to meeting Vice Foreign Minister Hua ~~Chunying in Beijing. The~~ Chunying, he held talks with Vice Minister Sun Haiyan of the Communist Party’s International Department and Deputy Secretary‑General Hong Liang of the CPPCC. The officials reviewed the full scope of bilateral relations, stressed the need to maintain tranquility along the disputed border, and explored expanding trade, economic ties, cultural exchanges and people‑to‑people engagement. ~~Misri also held separate meetings with senior Chinese officials, reinforcing~~ The Indian Embassy in Beijing later posted a summary of the discussions on X, reaffirming the leaders’ vision of ~~mutual development~~ India and ~~partnership that underpinned the earlier ministerial engagements.~~ China as partners with development opportunities for each other.

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