Chinese officials said on Tuesday that next week’s Strategic Economic Dialogue (SED) in New Delhi would help both countries deepen cooperation on investment and infrastructure projects, with one of the largest-ever delegations of Chinese officials set to travel to India for the November 26 talks. Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Hua Chunying told reporters that representatives from Chinese “government agencies, enterprises and financial and research institutions” will travel to New Delhi, with a view to “stepping up communication and coordination of macro-economic policies, and deepening and expanding mutually beneficial cooperation in investment, infrastructure, high technology, energy conservation and environmental protection”. Read More
