China's foreign ministry spokesperson Lu Kang says stronger China-India relations not only meet bilateral interests, but are also beneficial to regional and global peace and stability. His remarks come ahead of the 19th Special Representatives' Meeting on the China-India Boundary Issue, to be held in Beijing Wednesday and Thursday.

China's foreign ministry spokesperson Lu Kang says stronger China-India relations not only meet bilateral interests, but are also beneficial to regional and global peace and stability.

"Despite a few differences in handling bilateral ties," Lu Kang, Chinese Foreign Ministry Spokesman said, "China and India are willing to effectively control and solve relevant problems through friendly negotiations. I want to stress that both sides are the largest developing countries and emerging economies, and two important powers in multiple polarization of the world. We are willing to work with India, to make new progress in building a peaceful and prosperous strategic partnership."