Beijing: Top diplomats from India and China would have in-depth exchange of views on a range of issues, including stability in war-torn Afghanistan and New Delhi's disquiet over the ballooning USD 35 billion trade deficit, during the sixth Strategic Dialogue here next week.
Foreign Secretary Sujatha Singh and Chinese Vice Foreign Minister Liu Zhenmin will hold the talks on April 14.
The two sides will have in-depth exchanges on bilateral relations, high level exchanges, practical cooperation, international and regional issues of mutual concern during the dialogue, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Hong Lei told a media briefing here today.
“This dialogue is an important activity under the China-India friendly exchanges of the year 2014. We believe it will enhance our strategic communication, friendly exchanges and practical cooperation and provide a strong boost to stable and sound relationship between the two countries,” Hong said.
