India and China continue diplomatic engagement in Delhi as top officials meet to discuss the direction of bilateral ties. According to India’s Ministry of External Affairs, talks between Ajit Doval, India’s national security adviser, and Wang Yi, China’s foreign minister, are described as constructive and forward-looking. Both sides characterize the discussions as contributing to the gradual normalisation of relations.
The foreign ministry statements emphasize that the meeting is part of ongoing efforts to manage differences and improve coordination between the two countries. Progress is noted in relation to normalisation, with the discussions framed around maintaining momentum and addressing issues through dialogue.
No agreement details are provided in the available reporting, and the statements focus on the tone and direction of the talks rather than specific outcomes. Overall, the coverage from both outlets reflects a consistent message: India and China present the meeting as constructive and supportive of a continued process toward stabilising and improving their relationship.
