Archive · 23 Jul 2025
India and China Discuss Border Issues, Aim for Normalisation
India and China are talking to each other to try to make things better at their border.
They had a meeting to discuss how to keep things peaceful and calm.
They want to make sure soldiers don't fight and that both sides can get along.
They talked about managing the border, like setting up rules to avoid problems.
They also agreed they want to keep talking at a high level to solve any disagreements.
This meeting followed visits between their top leaders, showing they want to keep talking to solve issues.
They are hoping for more talks later this year.
India and China held the 34th WMCC meeting in New Delhi to discuss border issues.
The meeting aimed to sustain momentum on de-escalation efforts along the Line of Actual Control.
Both sides reviewed the border situation and expressed satisfaction with the peace and tranquility.
Discussions focused on advancing effective border management and sustaining peace.
The meeting comes after high-level ministerial visits between the two countries.
- Who
- India and China
- What
- The 34th meeting of the Working Mechanism for Consultation and Coordination on Border Affairs (WMCC) was held to discuss border issues.
- When
- July 23rd
- Where
- New Delhi
- Why
- To sustain momentum on de-escalation efforts along the Line of Actual Control and to work towards normalising bilateral ties.
- Meeting Type
- 34th WMCC Meeting
- Location
- New Delhi
- Participants
- India and China
- Focus
- Border Affairs
- Goal
- Sustain peace and promote normalisation
- Next SR talks
- Expected later this year in India