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S Jaishankar Responds To Chinese Envoy's Call To Seek Common Ground
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar on Wednesday met the outgoing Chinese envoy to India, Sun Weidong and emphasized that peace and tranquillity in the border areas are essential to maintaining bilateral ties.
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India, China Should Seek Common Ground For Development: Outgoing Chinese envoy
Mr Sun said the two countries need to respect each other's political systems and development paths, and uphold the principle of non-interference in each other's internal affairs and avoid "misunderstanding and miscalculation".
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India-China Ties Have Great Bearing On World: Chinese Envoy
China-India relations have significance not only for the two countries but also have a great bearing on the region and the world at large, Chinese ambassador Sun Weidong has said.
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Chinese Envoy Thanks PM Modi For His Prayers After Plane Crashes In China
Chinese Ambassador to India, Sun Weidong thanked Prime Minister Narendra Modi for offering prayers and sympathy over the passenger plane crash in China's Guangxi on Monday.
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Australian, Chinese Envoys' Bitter Tweet Exchange Over South China Sea
Australian High Commissioner Barry O'Farrell on Friday hit back at Chinese Ambassador to India Sun Weidong for objecting to his comments about Chinese actions the South China Sea, and asserted that Beijing should refrain from actions that could unilaterally alter the status quo in the region.
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China No "Strategic Threat": Envoy Points To History Over Centuries
China is not an expansionist power or a "strategic threat" to India, Chinese ambassador Sun Weidong said today, underscoring the peaceful relations between the two nations over centuries. "We have never been aggressive and pursued own development at expense of other countries," tweeted the envoy, amid the ongoing disengagement process between India...
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India, China Should Be Partners Not Rivals, Says Chinese Ambassador
China and India should be partners rather than rivals, Chinese Ambassador to India Sun Weidong said on Friday, adding that the two countries should build mutual trust and should not allow differences to interfere with bilateral relations. However, claiming that China was "neither a warlike state nor an assertive country", he said, "The right and wr...
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India, China Shouldn't Let Differences Shadow Overall Ties: Chinese Envoy
China and India should never let their differences shadow the overall bilateral ties and must enhance mutual trust, Chinese Ambassador Sun Weidong said on Wednesday, in remarks that came amid an eyeball-to-eyeball confrontation between armies of the two countries in several sensitive areas along the Line of Actual Control in eastern Ladakh.
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"China Will Continue To Support India In COVID-19 Fight": Envoy
The second lot of donations from JackMa Foundation and Alibaba Foundation including ventilators, PPE kits and other medical supplies have arrived in Delhi, Chinese Ambassador to India Sun Weidong said on Monday.
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Chinese Organisations Donate Masks, Ventilators To India: Official
The second batch of donations that includes Coronavirus protective equipment and ventilators from Chinese charity organisations have arrived in Delhi, said Chinese Ambassador to India Sun Weidong on Tuesday.
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Chinese Envoy Thanks India For Coronavirus Relief Support
Expressing gratefulness over India's medical assistance to Wuhan, the epicentre of deadly coronavirus outbreak, China's Ambassador to India Sun Weidong on Thursday said that the effort was a reflection of solidarity and friendship between the two neighbours.
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India To Send Its Largest Military Aircraft To Wuhan As Evacuation Continues
India will send a C-17 military transport aircraft to the Chinese city of Wuhan on Thursday to evacuate more Indians and deliver a consignment of medical supplies to China's coronavirus-hit people, official sources said.
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"Easier To Shake Mountain Than China": Envoy On Coronavirus Impact
It is easier to shake a mountain than China, the country's Ambassador Sun Weidong said on Tuesday, dispelling concerns over the impact of coronavirus outbreak on the country's economy and its possible ripple effects across the globe.
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Will Never Forget George Fernandes' Help During 2003 SARS Outbreak: China Envoy
China on Tuesday recounted the 2003 visit of India's then Defence Minister George Fernandes to the country when it was reeling under SARS epidemic even as it urged New Delhi to review restrictions imposed on trade and movement of people between the two countries in the wake of the coronavirus outbreak.
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Coronavirus: China Working Hard To Ensure Safety Of Indians, Says Envoy
China on Monday hoped that India will not put trade restrictions and limit movement of people to the country in the wake of the coronavirus epidemic in its Hubei province.
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S Jaishankar Responds To Chinese Envoy's Call To Seek Common Ground
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar on Wednesday met the outgoing Chinese envoy to India, Sun Weidong and emphasized that peace and tranquillity in the border areas are essential to maintaining bilateral ties.
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India, China Should Seek Common Ground For Development: Outgoing Chinese envoy
Mr Sun said the two countries need to respect each other's political systems and development paths, and uphold the principle of non-interference in each other's internal affairs and avoid "misunderstanding and miscalculation".
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India-China Ties Have Great Bearing On World: Chinese Envoy
China-India relations have significance not only for the two countries but also have a great bearing on the region and the world at large, Chinese ambassador Sun Weidong has said.
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Chinese Envoy Thanks PM Modi For His Prayers After Plane Crashes In China
Chinese Ambassador to India, Sun Weidong thanked Prime Minister Narendra Modi for offering prayers and sympathy over the passenger plane crash in China's Guangxi on Monday.
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Australian, Chinese Envoys' Bitter Tweet Exchange Over South China Sea
Australian High Commissioner Barry O'Farrell on Friday hit back at Chinese Ambassador to India Sun Weidong for objecting to his comments about Chinese actions the South China Sea, and asserted that Beijing should refrain from actions that could unilaterally alter the status quo in the region.
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China No "Strategic Threat": Envoy Points To History Over Centuries
China is not an expansionist power or a "strategic threat" to India, Chinese ambassador Sun Weidong said today, underscoring the peaceful relations between the two nations over centuries. "We have never been aggressive and pursued own development at expense of other countries," tweeted the envoy, amid the ongoing disengagement process between India...
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India, China Should Be Partners Not Rivals, Says Chinese Ambassador
China and India should be partners rather than rivals, Chinese Ambassador to India Sun Weidong said on Friday, adding that the two countries should build mutual trust and should not allow differences to interfere with bilateral relations. However, claiming that China was "neither a warlike state nor an assertive country", he said, "The right and wr...
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India, China Shouldn't Let Differences Shadow Overall Ties: Chinese Envoy
China and India should never let their differences shadow the overall bilateral ties and must enhance mutual trust, Chinese Ambassador Sun Weidong said on Wednesday, in remarks that came amid an eyeball-to-eyeball confrontation between armies of the two countries in several sensitive areas along the Line of Actual Control in eastern Ladakh.
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"China Will Continue To Support India In COVID-19 Fight": Envoy
The second lot of donations from JackMa Foundation and Alibaba Foundation including ventilators, PPE kits and other medical supplies have arrived in Delhi, Chinese Ambassador to India Sun Weidong said on Monday.
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Chinese Organisations Donate Masks, Ventilators To India: Official
The second batch of donations that includes Coronavirus protective equipment and ventilators from Chinese charity organisations have arrived in Delhi, said Chinese Ambassador to India Sun Weidong on Tuesday.
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Chinese Envoy Thanks India For Coronavirus Relief Support
Expressing gratefulness over India's medical assistance to Wuhan, the epicentre of deadly coronavirus outbreak, China's Ambassador to India Sun Weidong on Thursday said that the effort was a reflection of solidarity and friendship between the two neighbours.
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India To Send Its Largest Military Aircraft To Wuhan As Evacuation Continues
India will send a C-17 military transport aircraft to the Chinese city of Wuhan on Thursday to evacuate more Indians and deliver a consignment of medical supplies to China's coronavirus-hit people, official sources said.
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"Easier To Shake Mountain Than China": Envoy On Coronavirus Impact
It is easier to shake a mountain than China, the country's Ambassador Sun Weidong said on Tuesday, dispelling concerns over the impact of coronavirus outbreak on the country's economy and its possible ripple effects across the globe.
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Will Never Forget George Fernandes' Help During 2003 SARS Outbreak: China Envoy
China on Tuesday recounted the 2003 visit of India's then Defence Minister George Fernandes to the country when it was reeling under SARS epidemic even as it urged New Delhi to review restrictions imposed on trade and movement of people between the two countries in the wake of the coronavirus outbreak.
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Coronavirus: China Working Hard To Ensure Safety Of Indians, Says Envoy
China on Monday hoped that India will not put trade restrictions and limit movement of people to the country in the wake of the coronavirus epidemic in its Hubei province.
