"Modi-Xi Meeting Ushers in a New Era of India-China Relations, Says China" 

A senior leader of the Communist Party of China (CPC) emphasized that the recent  meeting between Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chinese President Xi Jinping  marked a fresh start in the relationship between the two neighbouring nations. The  meeting, held in October, was described as a pivotal moment in easing tensions and  fostering cooperation between India and China, which together represent the interests  of 2.8 billion people globally. 
Liu Jianchao, Minister of the International Liaison Department of the CPC, highlighted  the historical and cultural significance of bilateral relations during his address. He  noted that the Modi-Xi dialogue served as a critical step in improving ties and rebuilding  mutual trust following years of strained relations due to the prolonged military standoff  in Eastern Ladakh. 

Commitment to Shared Interests 
During the meeting, both leaders reiterated their commitment to resolving border  disputes and enhancing mutual cooperation. Liu stated, "This meeting represents a  turning point that aligns with the fundamental interests of 2.8 billion people in both  countries." He stressed that dialogue and diplomacy remain the foundation for long term peace and progress in the region. 

From Tensions to Dialogue 
The Eastern Ladakh military standoff had resulted in years of diplomatic stalemate,  with relations between the two nations nearly at a standstill. However, the October 24  meeting in Beijing marked a concerted effort by both sides to address key concerns and  restart meaningful negotiations. 

Following the meeting, Indian External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar and Chinese  Foreign Minister Wang Yi met during the G20 summit to discuss follow-up measures for  border and diplomatic issues. These discussions focused on ensuring peace along the  Line of Actual Control (LAC) and creating a framework for better bilateral ties. 

Future of India-China Relations 
The positive outcomes of the Modi-Xi meeting signal hope for a more cooperative  future. Both nations aim to prioritize economic development, cultural exchange, and  regional stability, underscoring their shared responsibility as global powers. Analysts  view this development as a significant stride toward restoring trust and fostering  collaboration between two of the world's largest economies.