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India and China have agreed to resume direct flights between the two countries, marking a step toward restoring and strengthening bilateral ties that were strained following a 2020 border clash. The decision includes finalizing an updated air services agreement and facilitating visa processes for tourists, businesspeople, media, and other visitors. Both nations also plan to increase trade and investment flows and reopen border trade through the Lipulekh pass. This move aims to rebuild trust and stability, enhancing business links and people-to-people connectivity after five years of suspended direct air services.
Can India and Indonesia lead the #IndoPacific’s next chapter? Harsh V Pant, @kenj0126, @RachelRizzo, Aira Rasyidila Kusumasomantri & Grégoire Roos on #India, #Indonesia and the #West at the #JakartaFuturesForum2025 Watch here👇 https://t.co/pgAlsT0GVF
Both #India and #China are bound by #geography, and no #bilateral rupture can erase that reality: @Harsh V. Pant & @katul02 https://t.co/hAddCPPacg
#Chinese Foreign Minister #WangYi was in #NewDelhi, meeting with top #Indian officials as direct #flights between the nations are set to resume for the first time in five years: Harsh V. Pant https://t.co/odujw8SaGU
