India and China held high-level discussions aimed at strengthening diplomatic engagement, maintaining border stability and expanding cooperation across multiple sectors.

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• National Security Advisor Ajit Doval met Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi in New Delhi on June 22, 2026, during the BRICS security advisors meeting.
• Both sides reviewed recent developments in bilateral relations and emphasized the importance of maintaining stable communication channels on border-related issues.
• The discussions highlighted progress in the gradual normalisation process following disengagement agreements reached at key border friction points.
• India and China are preparing for the 25th round of Special Representatives talks, the primary mechanism for addressing boundary-related matters.
• Ministry of External Affairs spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal described the Doval-Wang Yi meeting as constructive, positive and forward-looking for future engagement.
• Prime Minister Narendra Modi also met Wang Yi and discussed high-level exchanges, practical cooperation and shared priorities among Global South countries.
• China called for restoring dialogue mechanisms and enhancing collaboration in trade, finance, law enforcement, media and people-centric exchanges.
• The ongoing normalisation process includes border disengagement, diplomatic consultations and leadership-level meetings aimed at improving bilateral trust and stability.