China’s top diplomat Wang Yi is visiting India as part of an effort to put bilateral ties back on rails after the PLA aggression in East Ladakh in May 2020. The Chinese foreign minister and state councilor is arriving on a two-day visit to India on March 24-25.
New Delhi and Beijing are discussing the disengagement and de-escalation across the East Ladakh Line of Actual Control. Discussions are possible on the fate of 12,000 Indian students stranded in China after Covid-19 struck Wuhan in December 2019. The two sides can also talk about the increasing trade deficit with Beijing with the figures crossing USD 80 billion.
Earlier this week the Prime Minister had sent his condolence message to China after flight MU 5735 crashed in Guangxi province with all 132 passengers losing their lives.
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