Jaishankar, Wang Yi discuss trade balance and border peace in Manila talks

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Indian External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar met Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi in Manila to discuss key bilateral issues. The talks covered fair market access, trade balance, and the reliability of supply chains between the two nations. Both sides acknowledged that peace and tranquility along the border remain essential for normal India-China relations. India expressed its welcome for recent steps taken to normalize ties, including the resumption of direct flights. The two countries have been engaged in efforts to maintain border stability since October 2024.

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