
EAM's visit to China and meeting with Chinese Foreign Minister
India - Ministry of External Affairs
July 14, 2025
External Affairs Minister Dr. S. Jaishankar held a bilateral meeting with his Chinese counterpart, CPC Politbureau Member and Foreign Minister H.E. Mr. Wang Yi on 14 July 2025 in Beijing during his ongoing visit to China.
2. During the meeting, the Ministers reviewed the state of India-China bilateral relationship. They took note of the recent progress made by the two sides to stabilize and rebuild ties, with priority on people-centric engagements, including activities to commemorate the 75th anniversary of establishment of diplomatic relations this year. EAM appreciated the Chinese side's cooperation for resumption of the Kailash Manasarovar Yatra. The two sides agreed to take additional practical steps, including travel to each other's country and direct flight connectivity, for facilitating people-to-people exchanges.
3. EAM highlighted the positive impact of peace and tranquility in the border for the smooth development in bilateral relations and supported continued efforts towards de-escalation and border management. He underlined the need for cooperation on trans-border rivers, including resumption of provision of hydrological data by the Chinese side. He also took up restrictive trade measures and roadblocks to economic cooperation.
4. The two Ministers discussed regional and global issues of common interest. EAM expressed India's support to the Chinese side for a successful SCO Presidency.
5. The discussions were constructive and forward-looking. The Ministers agreed to remain in touch, including through bilateral visits and meetings.
6. During the course of the day, EAM also called on China's Vice President H.E. Mr. Han Zheng, and met with Minister of the International Department of the Communist Party of China H.E. Mr. Liu Jianchao. EAM will travel to Tianjin tomorrow for the meeting of the Council of Foreign Ministers, and attend other events related to the SCO.
Beijing
July 14, 2025
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