Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri interacted with Chinese Deputy Foreign Minister Sun Waidong and during this time the two sides agreed to review progress in India-China bilateral relations and prioritize public-focused participation, and agreed to “stable and reinstroof” relations. The Ministry of External Affairs has told about this meeting on Thursday that both sides also agreed to expedite the necessary measures to resume direct air services between the two countries. Misri had earlier interacted with hearing in Beijing on 27 January. The Ministry of External Affairs said in a statement that hearing has come here on a visit to India on 12-13 June. Let us tell you that hearing Vedong is in charge of Chinese Ambassador to India and Beijing for South Asia affairs. After the Pahalgam terror attack in April and the Indo-Pakistan military conflict in May, it is the first visit to a high-level India officer to India.
The Ministry of External Affairs said that during the meeting, both sides reviewed the development in India-China bilateral relations since their previous meeting in Beijing on January 27, 2025 and agreed to stabilize and rebuild the relationship keeping in mind the people. “The Foreign Secretary appreciated the Chinese party cooperation this year. The Ministry of External Affairs said that they mentioned the discussion of the expert level system during the meeting in April for cooperation on the border rivers and hoped for progress on it. The Ministry of External Affairs said, “The two sides agreed to expedite the steps to resume direct air services between the two countries. The Foreign Secretary hoped to conclude a new air service agreement soon. “India and China also agreed to take” practical steps “for the exchange between visa facility and media and ‘think-tank’. The statement said that “the two sides evaluated the activities planned under the 75th anniversary of establishing diplomatic relations between India and China in a positive manner and agreed to complete them.”
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Let us also tell you that China has indicated negotiations with India over the restrictions imposed on the export of rare minerals, saying it is ready to increase interaction and cooperation with the countries concerned to keep the industrial supply chain stable. Let us tell you that China has recently banned the export of major rare minerals. Due to this, there has been widespread disruption in the construction of vehicle and semiconductor chips in many countries including India. Regarding this, spokesperson Lin Jian in the Chinese Foreign Ministry said, “We are ready to increase interaction and cooperation with the respective countries and regions to keep the stability of global industrial and supply chains jointly.”
Let us tell you that China has a monopoly of rare earth minerals, so there has been a shortage of rare metals in vehicles and other industries due to ban on exports. The industry has expressed concerns about this. At the same time, the Indian Ministry of External Affairs in New Delhi said that it is in touch with the Chinese side to bring stability and credibility as per the international trend regarding the supply chain for business. Foreign Ministry spokesman Randhir Jaiswal told reporters in response to a question, “We are in touch with the Chinese side. The General Administration of the Ministry of Chinese Commerce and Customs announced the decision to implement export control on some rare items related to the Earth in early April. “He said,” We are exposed to the Chinese side in both Delhi and Beijing, “he said,” We are in touch with both Delhi and Beijing. “
In addition, China has dismissed any ambiguity or double standards on its behalf in dealing with terrorism due to its close ties with Pakistan, saying that dealing with this danger is the common responsibility of the international community. Foreign Ministry spokesman Lynn Gian said in media briefing, “I want to emphasize that China’s stance in dealing with terrorism is as before and clear.” Lynn said that terrorism is a shared enemy of humanity and fighting it is the common responsibility of the international community. He said that China is committed to protect international and regional peace and harmony and firmly fight all kinds of terrorism. He said, “There is no so -called ambiguity or double standards in it.” Let us tell you that Lynn was reacting to the interview given to French newspaper by French newspaper by Foreign Minister S. Jaishankar. In response to a question asked on India’s tough stance against terrorism in terms of recent Pahalgam terror attack and support being given by China to Pakistan, Jaishankar said, “There have been close relations between them for decades.” Jayashankar said in the interview, “But you cannot tolerate unclear or double parameters on issues like terrorism. Finally it is a problem that is a matter of concern for all of us. ”Lynn said that the current China-India relationship is in the important phase of reform and development.
He said, “We hope that India will work with us to implement the important consensus made in the meeting between President Xi Chinfing and Prime Minister Narendra Modi in Kazan in October last year and will pursue bilateral relations on a strong and stable path.” Lynn’s comment has come at a time when Chinese Deputy Foreign Minister Sun Wedong is on a two -day visit to New Delhi since Thursday.
Let us also tell you that Chinese President Xi Jinping has sent a message to President Draupadi Murmu and Prime Minister Narendra Modi, expressing condolences on the loss of life and property caused by plane crash in Ahmedabad. According to the news of the government news agency ‘Xinhua’, Xi expressed deep condolences on the loss of life and property on behalf of the Chinese government and the people, expressed sympathy for the injured and bereaved families and wished the injured to get well soon. Chinese Prime Minister Lee Qing also sent a condolence message to Prime Minister Modi. Xi also sent a different condolence message to the Maharaja Charles III of Britain, in which he expressed grief and grief to the British people killed in a plane crash. At the same time, Chinese Prime Minister Lee sent a condolence message to British Prime Minister Care Starmer.