Beijing: After the recent Pulwama terror attack, China helped in efforts to reduce tensions and differences through talks between India and Pakistan. China's Foreign Minister Wang Yi has now revealed this role played behind the scenes of his country.

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According to information received from sources, in an interview given in the media of the ruling Communist Party in China, Wang Yi has told about China's diplomatic achievements in 2019. In the same sequence, Wang Yi said without directly mentioning the Pulwama attack that when tensions between India and Pakistan were at a peak, China had sent its Foreign Minister Kong Xuanyu to Pakistan and persuaded him to exercise restraint.

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Copies of this interview of Wang were distributed to the media by the Chinese Foreign Ministry on Tuesday. In this, Wang referred to the second informal talks in Chennai between Prime Minister Narendra Modi and President Xi Chinphing, saying, 'We have improved and developed relations overall with our neighbors. President Chinfing and Prime Minister Modi held the second successful summit in Chennai and paved the way for the sustainable development of China-India relations. Earlier on December 13, in a symposium on 'China's diplomacy in 2019', Wang had said that the Chennai summit had set the tone for a sustainable and strong development of India-China relations.

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