Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao and his Indian counterpart Manmohan Singh agreed to establish a regular bilateral strategic economic dialogue mechanism during Wen's visit to India last December, and the first one day meeting of the China-India Strategic Economic Dialogue was held in Beijing late last month. While the event was generally only reported in the Indian press based on quotes from the official Chinese news agency Xinhua, it was primetime news on China’s state-run TV channel, with Wen saying the dialogue had achieved ‘positive results.’ Wen said: ‘We discussed our economic situations, macroeconomic policies, and policies and cooperation in areas such as investment, infrastructure construction, high technology, energy conservation and environmental protection.’ He also expressed the hope that ‘the two countries will continue to make efforts to give the dialogue a greater role in promoting mutual trust, bilateral relations and cooperation, and to expand our strategic partnership of cooperation.’ Wen said that China ...
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