March 31, 2021
The two delegations comprised of diplomatic
In a statement, the MEA said, The 10th round of the Working Mechanism for
Consultation and Coordination on India-China Border Affairs (WMCC) was held in
Beijing on 17 November 2017. Both sides reviewed the situation in all sectors of
India-China border and agreed that maintenance of peace and tranquility in the
border areas is an important prerequisite for sustained growth of bilateral
relations. The two sides agreed to hold the next meeting of the WMCC at a
mutually convenient time.Significantly, both diplomats and military officers
from both sides participated in talks. China regards Doklam as its territory and
calls it Dong Lang. The face-off had been triggered after the Chinese PLA had
tried to build a road at Doklam. The two delegations comprised of diplomatic and
military officials from each side.
"The MEA further said, "WMCC was established
in 2012 as an institutional mechanism for consultation and coordination for the
maintenance of peace and tranquility in the India-China border areas, as well as
to exchange views on strengthening communication and cooperation, including
between their border security personnel. In this regard, the two sides also
exchanged views on further confidence building measures and strengthening of
military-to-military contacts. The Chinese delegation was led by Mr. According
to the MEA, the two nations "reviewed the situation cylindrical grinder factory in all
sectors of India-China border and agreed that maintenance of peace and
tranquility in the border areas is an important prerequisite for sustained
growth of bilateral relations".."India and China had resolved a more than two
month-long military face-off at Doklam in Bhutanese territory towards the end of
August this year. Xiao Qian, director general, department of Asian Affairs,
Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
Despite the setback to ties due to the earlier
Doklam stand-off, the two countries appear to have decided to engage each other
in dialogue again and work towards improvement in ties as envisaged jointly by
Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chinese President Xi Jinping.New Delhi: More
than two months after the resolution of the Doklam military face-off between
India and China in Bhutanese territory, India and China held talks on border
issues in Beijing on Friday which was described by the Ministry of External
Affairs (MEA) in New Delhi as "constructive and forward-lookingâ€. TheIndian
delegation was led by Pranay Verma, Joint Secretary (East Asia), Ministry of
External Affairs."The MEA added, "The talks were held in a constructive and
forward-looking manner
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