Differences between India and China should not become disputes: Jaishankar in meeting with Wang

The External Affairs Minister says contention should not go conflict

External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar during a gathering with Chinese Vice President Han Zheng, successful Beijing, China. (@DrSJaishankar connected X via PTI Photo)

External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar connected Monday said differences betwixt India and China should not go disputes, nor should contention go conflict.

Jaishankar met Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi successful Beijing.

The EAM said, “Our bilateral narration requires that we instrumentality a far-seeing attack to our ties.

“India-China narration is gradually moving successful the affirmative absorption since our leaders' gathering successful Kazan past year. We person made bully advancement successful the past 9 months for the normalisation of our bilateral relations.

“It is simply a effect of solution of friction on borderline and quality to support bid and tranquillity.”

Jaishankar said, “Stable and constructive Sino-India ties are not lone to our benefit, but that of the satellite arsenic well. Mutual respect, communal involvement and communal sensitivity should beryllium ground for handling India-China relations.

“Measures towards normalising people-to-people exchanges tin surely foster mutually beneficial cooperation,” Jaishankar said, adding, “It is indispensable that restrictive commercialized measures and roadblocks are avoided.”