New Delhi — India has announced efforts to restore and normalize its diplomatic ties with China amid ongoing tensions along their shared border and trade disputes. The Indian government expressed a willingness to engage in dialogue aimed at reducing friction and fostering stability in the region.

Officials from both countries have indicated that they are exploring ways to rebuild trust through confidence-building measures and resuming bilateral talks, which have been stalled since the border clashes in recent years.

The move comes as part of India’s broader foreign policy strategy to maintain peaceful coexistence with its largest neighbor while safeguarding its own territorial integrity and economic interests.

Despite these gestures, challenges remain, including unresolved border disputes and concerns over trade imbalances. However, diplomatic experts view this development as a positive step towards easing regional tensions and promoting economic cooperation.

The international community has welcomed India’s initiative, emphasizing the importance of dialogue in maintaining peace and stability in South Asia.