National Security Adviser Shivshankar Menon said on Tuesday India and China had made “considerable progress” on the border dispute as both countries reviewed the past decade of negotiations on the boundary question over two days of talks here.
Mr. Menon and Chinese State Councillor Dai Bingguo, his counterpart as the Special Representative on the talks, have prepared a “common understanding” report reviewing the negotiations, which will be submitted to the leaders of both countries. The exercise is part of an effort to ensure continuity in the talks following the retirement of Mr. Dai in March, as China completes a sweeping once-in-ten-year leadership change.
“What we tried to do in the common understanding is to say where we are today,” Mr. Menon told reporters. “We found, overall, when we looked at the relationship and discussions on the boundary that we have already made considerable progress”.
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