Chinese President Xi Jinping and Indian President Droupadi Murmu exchanged congratulatory messages on the 75th anniversary of their diplomatic ties. Xi emphasized the need for peaceful coexistence and cooperation, ready to enhance communication and coordination in international affairs, and jointly ensure peace in border areas. This follows the easing of tensions post-2020 border clash.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi said development of India-China ties was conducive for a stable and multipolar world, a sentiment echoed by Chinese President Xi Jinping as leaders from the two countries exchanged messages Tuesday on the 75th anniversary of bilateral relations. Xi, in a message to President Droupadi Murmu, called for a "dragon-elephant tango" to serve the fundamental interests of both countries, state-run Xinhua news agency reported.
Besides Xi and Murmu, Chinese Premier Li Qiang and Modi and Foreign Ministers S Jaishankar and Wang Yi exchanged separate congratulatory messages on the 75th anniversary of the India-China relations, the official media reported here.
In her message, Murmu said a stable, predictable and friendly bilateral relationship will benefit both countries and the world, Xinhua reported.
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