China’s Foreign Minister Wang Yi will visit India from August 18 to 20 to discuss bilateral border issues and participate in the 24th Special Representatives meeting on the China-India boundary. Both nations are also considering restarting border trade, halted since deadly clashes in 2020, and exploring agreements on direct flights and tourist visas. This visit follows Indian Foreign Minister Jaishankar’s July trip to Beijing and marks a step toward restoring ties amid ongoing geopolitical and global trade uncertainties.
China’s top diplomat will visit India next week to discuss issues related to the countries’ shared border. At the same time, both nations are exploring the possibility of resuming border trade, which has been suspended for five years.
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