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Singh and Wen agreed to try to ensure peace and
stability in the border area, saying this would be conducive
to resolving the border issues and furthering bilateral
cooperation, Xinhua reported.

The two sides agreed to continue talks with the aim of
incrementally removing the barriers to a solution that was
fair and acceptable to both sides, the Chinese agency said.
From the Indian side, Ravi only read out a prepared text
but did not take any questions from the media.
The Chinese Premier said it was important that India and
China should live in harmony and friendship and enjoy
prosperity, Ravi said.
Describing Singh as an "old friend", Wen said it was
important to implement the agreements outlined in the
10-pronged strategy of 2006 and Vision Document of last year
to "deepen mutually beneficial cooperation" on bilateral,
regional and international issues.
"We want to have a healthy and steady relationship with
India," Wen said and expressed confidence that in the years
ahead that the two countries will have good relations.
Wen referred to Singh's remark that both countries have
enough space to develop and cooperate and said that "there are
sufficient areas in the world for India and China to enhance
such cooperation".
The meeting came as the two countries struck conciliatory
notes after provocative statements from China on Arunachal
Pradesh evoked a strong response from India. (MORE) PTI PC
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