New Delhi: External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar said on Monday that the Indo-China bilateral relations had made “good progress” in the last nine months, clearly mentioning the friction “resolution with the border.“However, he,”,, “, puts pressure on the need to address other aspects related to the border, including D-escation. ,In his initial remarks during a meeting with China Wang Ji’s Foreign Minister, Jaishankar said, “Majesty, we have made good progress in the last nine months for generalization of our bilateral relations. This is the result of our ability to maintain friction with limits and to maintain peace and peace there. It is a fundamental basis for mutual strategic trust and for smooth development of bilateral relations. Now it is a support for us to address other aspects related to the border, including D-escation. ,“Today, as neighboring countries and major economies in the world, there are different aspects and dimensions of our relationships. Measures to normalize our people can definitely promote mutually beneficial cooperation. It is also necessary in the context that restrictive trade measures and obstacles are avoided. I hope to discuss these issues further,” he said.He also marked 75 years of establishing India-China relations and appreciated the resumption of Kailash Mansarovar Yatra after a gap of five years.“This year, we are marking the 75th year of establishing diplomatic relations between our countries. We appreciate that Kailash Mansarovar Yatra has also resumed after a gap of five years. I thank the Chinese side for his support in this matter, “he said.Jaishankar held a meeting with Chinese vice -president Han Zheng in the first day and apprised of India’s “support for China’s SCO Presidency”.It marks External Affairs Minister Jaishankar’s first visit to China, as relations deteriorated after the deadly Galwan struggle in 2020. His visit comes on heels of recent trips by Defense Minister Rajnath Singh and National Security Advisor Ajit Dawal, which was in China in June for SCO meetings.