At Kolkata event, Ambassador Xu Feihong cites civilisational bonds, calls for youth engagement and diplomatic cooperation to resolve differences.
Recalling the shared civilisational heritage of China and India, Chinese Ambassador to India, Xu Feihong, on Sunday expressed optimism about the future of bilateral ties between the two countries. Speaking on the sidelines of an event in Kolkata, he voiced hope that relations between the two Asian neighbours would continue to improve.
바카라As Prime Minister Modi said, in the thousands of years바카라 relations between China and India, there was a very short time of differences between us,바카라 Ambassador Feihong stated, adding, 바카라We should look forward, look to the future, the young people today.바카라
According to PTI, the envoy was attending a function where Indian students who had attained proficiency in the Chinese language were awarded. Praising the students, he said the youth represent the hope of both nations. 바카라So we should believe that in the future our relationships will be better and better,바카라 he said.
When asked about the potential for resolving the border issues, Feihong said there is reason to believe that all differences between the two sides can be resolved. He added that this would require efforts not only from the governments but also from think tanks, universities and students.
The ambassador said Prime Minister Modi and President Xi Jinping had reached a 바카라very important consensus to together promote good neighbourly relationships between China and India바카라. He expressed hope that new developments in bilateral ties would take shape in the near future.
Feihong also said he was hopeful that direct flights between the two countries, which have been suspended since 2020, would resume soon.
Addressing the gathering, the ambassador said that India-China ties were at a 바카라critical stage바카라, especially with 2025 marking the 75th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between the two nations. He added that China would soon host a youth delegation from India to visit cities including Beijing.