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Keynote Address by External Affairs Minister at ICWA-USI International Gallipoli Virtual Seminar
Excellencies, distinguished scholars, ladies and gentlemen.
I am pleased to join you all today at the inauguration of the International Conference on Gallipoli 2021. This is the first major commemoration of the Battle of Gallipoli to be hosted by any platform of national significance in India. Perhaps, it is only appropriate that it should be done jointly by two venerable, historic bodies - the United Service Institution and the Indian Council of World Affairs. Their coming together with international participation has provided an opportunity to not only reflect on the Gallipoli campaign, but also to assess India s contribution to World War I. I know that the specific theme today is of Gallipoli Revisited; but this is also an occasion to revisit the larger issue of India s global participation and presence.
Keep border issue at ‘appropriate position , focus on long term ties: China tells India
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Synopsis On the issue of China-India boundary situation, China s position is consistent and clear. We are committed to maintaining peace and stability in the border areas and we are firmly determined to safeguard our territorial sovereignty and security, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Wang Wenbin said.
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Wang said that we hope that India will meet China halfway and focus on the long-term development of bilateral relations
China said on Wednesday that it was committed to maintain peace and stability along the Line of Actual Control (LAC) as it urged India to put the boundary issue at an appropriate position and meet it halfway for the long term development of the bilateral ties.
Committed To Peace At Border, Hope India Will Focus On Long-Term Ties: China Committed To Peace At Border, Hope India Will Focus On Long-Term Ties: China Asked why China is not disengaging its troops from the remaining areas after the withdrawal from Pangong Tso, Wang said, I would like to stress that recently, China and India through diplomatic and military channels maintained close communications .
China said that it was committed to maintain peace and stability at border.
Beijing:
China said on Wednesday that it was committed to maintain peace and stability along the Line of Actual Control (LAC) as it urged India to put the boundary issue at an appropriate position and meet it halfway for the long term development of the bilateral ties.
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China said on Wednesday that it was committed to maintaining peace and stability along the Line of Actual Control (LAC) as it asked India to put the border issue at a “reasonable position” and meet “halfway” for its long-term development Had requested Bilateral Relations.
Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Wang Wenbin said this in his media briefing as he questioned India’s claim that consensus could not be swept under the carpet by leaders to maintain peace on the border.
Indian Ambassador to China, Vikram Mishri, in his recent address to the India-China Dialogue Forum, said that the importance of consensus between the leaders of the two countries to maintain peace with the LAC cannot be “swept under the carpet” and it can be met Has been called to do. Dissolution of troops in eastern Ladakh to rebuild bilateral relations arising from “serious incidents”.
Keep border issue at ‘appropriate position’ and focus on long term ties, China tells India
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‘Work to bring bilateral relations back to the track of sound and steady development,” Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman says.
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Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Wang Wenbin.
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‘Work to bring bilateral relations back to the track of sound and steady development,” Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman says.
China said on Wednesday that it was committed to maintaining peace and stability along the Line of Actual Control (LAC) as it urged India to put the boundary issue at an appropriate position and meet it halfway for the long term development of the bilateral ties.