Chinese Foreign Minister again reiterated his old attitude, said- the situation on the border is ‘stable’

Chinese Foreign Minister Qin Gang told External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar in a conversation that the situation on the India-China border is generally stable and both sides should learn from history. In a statement on the talks released on the morning of May 5, the Chinese Foreign Ministry said that Qin pointed out that the current situation at the China-India border is generally stable and that both sides should continue to implement it. Important consensus between the leaders of the two countries, consolidate the achievements made, strictly follow the relevant agreements and protocols, maintain lasting peace and tranquility in the border area.

Jaishankar on Thursday said that our bilateral relations had detailed discussions with China’s State Councilor and FM Qin Gang and the focus is on resolving outstanding issues and ensuring peace and tranquility in the border areas. Their talks followed on the sidelines of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) Foreign Ministers’ meeting in Benaulim, Goa. Qin and other Chinese officials have described the border situation as stable and called it normalized management and asked India to keep the issue at an “appropriate” position in the relationship.