Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh meet his Chinese premier Li Keqiang at the Great Hall of the People in Beijing
Beijing: India and China signed a new agreement to support and co-operate on trans-border rivers.
Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh along with Chinese counterpart Li Keqiang
This aims to draw India’s concerns over new dams on the Brahmaputra river. It will also facilitate the exchange of flood data and disaster managmentThey also discussed imbalance in trade with China and came to solution to end this gap.Bilateral trade touched USD 66.5 billion last year. China's exports to India totalled to about USD 47.7 billion last year. India and China have set a target of USD 100 billion in bilateral trade by 2015.Indian government wants China should join hands with Indian IT and pharmaceuticals Company which is having global edge.Manmohan Singh raised the sensitive issue of the border dispute between India and China which should be settled with mutual understanding.Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh addressed public gathering at the Central School of Communist Party of China in Beijing.Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh also invited his Chinese counterpart Li Keqiang to visit India.