<h1>Indian and Chinese Ministers Discuss Trade Imbalance, Plan Joint Economic Meeting, and Focus on Exports and Investments.</h1> The Indian Commerce and Industry Minister and the Chinese Minister of Commerce met in Brunei to discuss trade relations, with a focus on addressing India's trade imbalance with China. They agreed to schedule the next Joint Economic Group meeting in October in Beijing. India seeks to increase exports in pharmaceuticals, agricultural products, and IT services, while China is interested in investing in Indian infrastructure and manufacturing. Both parties aim to finalize these plans and address trade imbalance issues. They also discussed the Doha Round negotiations, emphasizing the importance of food security proposals for the upcoming Bali WTO Ministerial.