Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi will visit India from August 18 to 20 for the 24th round of high-level discussions on the longstanding China-India boundary question, according to a statement from the Chinese Foreign Ministry. The talks aim to address territorial disputes that have shaped bilateral relations for decades.
The dialogue comes amid renewed efforts to stabilize ties between the two Asian giants, whose economic and strategic influence continues to grow globally. Analysts suggest progress could ease regional tensions and create opportunities for cross-border trade and infrastructure collaboration.
"Both sides have shown commitment to resolving differences through peaceful dialogue," a ministry spokesperson said, emphasizing the importance of maintaining "stability along the border areas."
Business leaders and investors are closely monitoring the outcome, as improved relations could unlock new partnerships in technology, energy, and supply chain resilience. Meanwhile, academics highlight the talks\u2019 potential to redefine Asia\u2019s geopolitical balance.
