Delhi, India | August 16, 2025 — Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi is scheduled to visit India on August 18 for the 24th round of talks between the Special Representatives of China and India on the boundary question, following an invitation from New Delhi.
The upcoming talks aim to strengthen diplomatic communication and resolve ongoing issues along the India-China border. Both sides are expected to discuss measures to maintain peace, stability, and confidence-building along the Line of Actual Control (LAC).
The visit comes amid ongoing efforts by both countries to enhance bilateral relations while addressing strategic concerns in border areas. Officials from both nations have emphasized the importance of dialogue in maintaining regional stability and avoiding tensions.
During his visit, Wang Yi is likely to meet senior Indian officials to review progress on existing agreements and explore further avenues for cooperation in trade, security, and regional matters. The discussions are seen as part of continuous diplomatic engagement to manage differences and strengthen bilateral ties.
Analysts note that these talks are crucial for India-China relations, particularly in the context of border management, infrastructure development, and mutual trust-building. Both sides have historically used these Special Representative meetings to clarify positions, prevent misunderstandings, and create frameworks for long-term resolution of border issues.
