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China's Foreign Minister says that he sees India as a partner rather than a competitor; both countries to enhance mutual trust and expand cooperation

China's Foreign Minister framing India as a partner rather than a competitor signals a potential thaw in relations, which could foster enhanced cooperation in trade and diplomacy.

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This shift is significant as it might impact regional dynamics and influence market sentiments around both countries, particularly in sectors linked to trade.

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