India-China Agree on Two New Border Meeting Points, Locations Await Announcement
India and China have agreed to set up two additional meeting points for senior military commanders along the border, though specific locations are yet to be disclosed.
India and China have agreed to establish two additional meeting points along their shared border for holding talks between military commanders, according to a joint outcome document released after the 25th round of Special Representatives (SR) discussions on the boundary question on August 26.
The eight-point document, issued by both countries following the talks, confirms the creation of these new venues for General-level or Senior Highest Military Commander-level meetings. However, the specific locations of the two proposed meeting points have not been announced yet.
The decision is part of ongoing efforts to manage border tensions and maintain dialogue between the two neighbours. The new meeting points are expected to supplement existing arrangements for military-level communication and de-escalation discussions.
Details on when the locations will be finalised or made public remain unclear. The development follows a series of diplomatic and military engagements aimed at stabilising the border situation.