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India-China boundary talks
Finance · 10 updates
NSA Doval to visit China on Monday
Beijing: National Security Advisor Ajit Doval is scheduled to arrive in Beijing on Monday to take part in the India-China Special Representatives (SR) talks on the boundary issue with his Chinese counterpart Wang Yi.Doval and Wang are scheduled to hold the 25th round of SR talks on Tuesday, according to official sources.Both Doval and Wang are the designated SRs for the boundary talks mechanism, which was established in 2003 to comprehensively address the vexed boundary dispute of the India-China border spanning 3,488 km.Also read: ‘We have to do business with China too’: Jaishankar says India
NSA Ajit Doval To Visit Beijing For Boundary Talks Ahead Of Xi Jinping's India Visit
NSA Ajit Doval To Visit Beijing For Boundary Talks Ahead Of Xi Jinping's India Visit
Ajit Doval to visit China for boundary talks ahead of Xi’s India trip
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