Bridging Borders: China-India Journalistic Exchange
China and India have agreed to facilitate the exchange of journalists, enhance cooperation on cross-border rivers, and plan for the resumption of Indian pilgrimages to Tibet by 2025. These initiatives, announced by China's foreign ministry, aim to strengthen bilateral relations and promote mutual understanding.

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China and India have taken steps to enhance their relationship with new agreements aimed at facilitating the exchange of journalists, according to a statement by China's foreign ministry.
The two neighboring countries also committed to cooperating on cross-border river issues and agreed to maintain communication to schedule new rounds of negotiations soon, the statement confirmed.
In an effort to further cultural exchange, China and India have set a target to resume Indian pilgrimages to Tibet's revered mountains and lakes by 2025, a move seen as fostering goodwill between the two nations.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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