India China Relations: Promotion of China’s Foreign Minister Qin Gang, became ‘State Counsellor’, what will be the effect on the relations between Delhi and Beijing? – chinese foreign minister qin gang promoted to state councilor by national people’s congress

Qin (56) was appointed as foreign minister in December succeeding Wang Yi and Yi was elected to the Political Bureau of the ruling Communist Party of China (CPC), the party’s main policy body. Qin’s promotion to the post of State Councilor would make him a likely candidate for his appointment as the Special Representative (SR) of the India-China Border Mechanism set up in 2003.

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This mechanism is a high-level mechanism for improving relations and negotiating border issues between the two countries. Over the years, this mechanism has emerged as an important occasion to discuss the status of relations between the two neighbors beset by several problems, besides the border dispute and steps to improve relations. Former Chinese ambassador to the US and a close confidant of President Xi Jinping, Qin Gang had arrived in New Delhi earlier this month to attend the G-20 foreign ministers’ meeting.

Tension in India China relations

During this he Foreign Minister S. Had a conversation with Jaishankar. Relations between China and India have come to a near standstill since the military standoff between the two countries in eastern Ladakh in May 2020. To resolve the deadlock, 17 rounds of high-level military commanders’ talks have taken place between the two countries. India says that until there is peace in the border areas, its relations with China cannot be normal.