India-China Trade Ties Surge to New Heights, Echoing Ancient Wisdom

In 2025, India-China bilateral trade hit a record high of USD 155 billion, marking a 12% growth. This reflects a strengthening of ties following key meetings and highlights collaborative potential in aligning development strategies, emphasizing economic cooperation, and promoting mutual cultural philosophies.

The partnership between India and China has reached unprecedented heights as both nations achieved a record bilateral trade figure of USD 155 billion in 2025, growing over 12% year-on-year, according to Chinese ambassador Xu Feihong.

Speaking at a Chinese New Year event, Xu emphasized both countries' supportive relationship, with China honoring India's BRICS presidency and ensuring ongoing multilateral collaboration. He credited a pivotal meeting between Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chinese President Xi Jinping in Tianjin for advancing ties to a new high, fostering economic and cultural exchanges at all levels.

Highlighting synergies in self-reliance initiatives, China's global vision harmonizes with India's Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam philosophy, presenting an expanded collaborative landscape. Both nations prioritize aligning strategies for mutual growth, underscored by a de-escalation of previous military tensions.

(With inputs from agencies.)