China and India achieved a diplomatic breakthrough regarding the disputed borders in the Himalayas. At the Summit, the Prime Minister announced the renewal of flights between the Dili and Beijing.
Chinese President Si Jin-Pching on the opening day of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization Summit (ŠOS) held in Tchien-Ťin met with Indian Prime Minister Naréndra Fashion. This is the first visit to the Indian Prime Minister in China in seven years, allowed by a “diplomatic breakthrough” a few weeks ago, when both countries agreed to cooperate in defining the disputed section of the common border in the Himalayas. The world agencies informed about it.
After a meeting with the Chinese leader Moda, he announced the renewal of direct flights between Delhi and Beijing. Si Jin-Pching, in turn, expressed the belief that China and India should be friends and partners. “The dragon and elephant can dance together,” the Chinese leader said.
India and China are saved for the Himalayas area, which, from the perspective of Beijing, belongs to Tibet and the perspective of Delhi is part of the Indian state of Arunánáčal Pradesh. In June 2020 there was a physical clash of soldiers of both armies, which requested the victim on both sides. It was the first such confrontation since 1975, which disrupted the long -term efforts to settle the borders and led to the further strengthening of the military presence near them.
Countries will restore direct flights
During a recent visit to the Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Iho in India, the two nuclear powers agreed on a ten -point document in which they call for “peace and peace” along their borders. They also announced the intention to restore the publication of tourist visas and restore direct flights.
The fashion meeting with SI Jin-Pching took place at a time of tense relations between India and the United States. A few days ago, US President Donald Trump imposed an additional 25 % duties on India, which he justified by continuing to buy oil from Russia and contribute to the financing of his war in Ukraine. However, Trump did not see the duties to China, who also buys oil from Russia.
