India, China hold constructive diplomatic talks during Joint Secy's visit to Beijing
Beijing [China], December 13 (ANI): India and China held a fresh round of diplomatic consultations in Beijing as Joint Secretary (East Asia) Sujit Ghosh visited China from December 11 to December 12, the Ministry of External Affairs said.
According to a release issued on Friday, the MEA stated that during the visit, Ghosh called on Chinese Vice Foreign Minister Sun Weidong and held detailed discussions with the Director General of the Department of Asian Affairs at the Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs on December 11.
Both sides also positively assessed recent efforts aimed at stabilising and rebuilding bilateral ties, with a particular focus on people-centric exchanges.
"The discussions were constructive and forward looking. Both sides highlighted the importance of strategic guidance of the leaders of the two countries, and made a positive assessment of the progress in stabilizing and rebuilding bilateral ties, prioritizing people centric engagements," the release stated.
"The two sides took stock of the exchanges and activities planned for the coming year. The Indian side emphasised on the need for early resolution of outstanding issues pertaining to export control. Regional and global developments of mutual interest were also briefly touched upon," the release added.
Meanwhile, the Chinese Embassy in India is set to launch the online visa application system on December 22, Chinese Ambassador to India Xu Feihong said on Monday.
Sharing the details in a post on X, he said that the applicants could fill out the form and upload application materials online by visiting https://visaforchina.cn/DEL3_EN/qianzhengyewu.
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