China on Monday appreciated Prime Minister Narendra Modi's 'positive' comment on India-China relations, in which he has preferred dialogue rather than differences. In a press conference with China's Foreign Ministry spokesman Mao Ning, in a conversation with American Podcaster Lex Freedman, while answering a question on Prime Minister Modi's comments, said that China has noticed and appreciates Prime Minister Modi's recent positive comments on China-India relations.
Mao said that the successful meeting between Prime Minister Modi and Chinese President Xi Chinfing in Kazan, Russia in October provided strategic guidance for the improvement and development of bilateral relations. He said that both sides have seriously implemented important general consent, strengthened the exchange and achieved positive results.
He said, “I want to emphasize that in the history of mutual relations for more than 2000 years, the two countries have maintained friendly exchange and both countries have learned from each other, contributing to civilian achievements and human progress.” He said that as the two biggest developing countries, China and India have shared the task of accelerating their development and revival and understand and support each other's successes.
First Published – March 17, 2025 | 10:25 PM IST
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