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“Early and complete disengagement,” NSA Ajit Doval tells Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi

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Mar 25, 2022, 03:52 am IST
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This is the first interaction at the topmost level ever since the clashes between the two sides at the Galwan Valley in the summer of 2020.

 

New Delhi [India], March 25: National Security Advisor Ajit Doval on Friday told the visiting Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi that there has to be "early and complete disengagement" in border areas for Indo-China ties to move forward.

India and China, in a meeting of Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi and National Security Advisor Ajit Doval, have ensured that the actions of both the countries do not violate the spirit of equality and mutual security, the government sources said.

The sources added that the two Asian neighbours also concurred to work in the same direction and resolve outstanding issues as quickly as possible.

The Chinese Foreign Minister, who arrived in New Delhi on Thursday, held delegation-level talks with NSA Doval on Friday. In their meeting, the two sides emphasised the need to continue positive interactions at diplomatic and military levels for restoration of peace, a prerequisite for normalisation of bilateral relations.

This is the first interaction at the topmost level ever since the clashes between the two sides at the Galwan Valley in the summer of 2020.

Both countries have held several rounds of border talks to resolve the standoff. India has called for complete disengagement in eastern Ladakh at all friction points.

The sources said today's discussions between Doval and Wang were held in a cordial atmosphere.

According to government sources, the two sides discussed that the continuation of the present situation in the border areas is not in mutual interest, adding that restoration of peace and tranquillity will help build mutual trust and create an enabling environment for progress in their relations.

With both India and China emphasising the need for maturity and sincerity, the Chinese side invited the NSA to visit China to take forward the mandate of Special Representatives (SRs).

The NSA Doval is learnt to have said that he could visit China after immediate issues are resolved successfully, said the sources. (ANI)
  
                    

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