Chinese PM: Boundary issue with India is a remnant of history

May 20, 2013 13:17

The PM says there is need to share more information on trans-border rivers. "Both the countries will try to work with Myanmar and other south-east Asian countries. We have reached strategic consensus and trust on most issues," he says.

Premier Li speaking now: He also says the discussions with his Indian counterpart were candid. "We cannot deny that there are problems between China and India. But India and China remain strategic partners and good friends. The boundary issue is a remnant of history," says Li. .

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