China welcomes India’s positive remarks on ties

By Chen Lidan | People's Daily app

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Chinese Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Lu Kang (Photo: fmprc.gov.cn)

China welcomes India’s remarks that it’s willing to make joint efforts for better ties, said a spokesperson Monday.

“We’ve noticed the recent remarks from India,” Chinese Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Lu Kang told reporters at a regular briefing, saying that China would like to push forward the relationship on a stable track.

Indian external ministry spokesperson Raveesh Kumar last Friday hailed Chinese Freign Minister Wang Yi’s comments on the two countries’ ties, which Kumar said are signifiant not only bilaterally, but also regionally and globally.

At a press conference a day earlier, Wang said China and India must not fight each other but dance with each other, striking a positive tone for the relations with one of its biggest neighbors.

India is willing to advance bilateral relations based on what they uphold commonly and deal with differences in the spirit of mutual respect and sensitivity to each other’s interests, concerns and aspirations, Kumar added.

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