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UPDATED: 09:03, January 24, 2005
China, India to hold first-ever strategic dialogue
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Seeking to upgrade bilateral relationship, China and India will hold their first-ever "strategic dialogue" in New Delhi tomorrow, according to diplomatic sources on January 23.

At the talks, the Chinese delegation would be headed by Vice Foreign Minister for Asian Affairs Wu Dawei while the Indian side would be led by Indian Foreign Secretary Shyam Saran.

The aim of the strategic dialogue is to broaden the scope of the blooming bilateral relationship, allowing both sides to exchange notes on global and regional security issues, the sources said.

Source: Xinhua


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