<h1>India and China Agree on Roadmap to Address Trade Imbalance, Enhance Market Access, and Strengthen WTO Cooperation.</h1> India and China have agreed on a roadmap to address the trade imbalance between the two nations. During a meeting in New Delhi, both countries reaffirmed their commitment to the Five Year Development Programme for Economic and Trade Cooperation, initially signed in 2014. China acknowledged India's concerns over trade imbalance and market access for Indian products, pledging to expedite access for agricultural products and resolve issues related to Indian pharmaceutical exports. The ministers agreed to develop a medium to long-term plan to enhance bilateral trade sustainably. Both nations also committed to strengthening cooperation within the WTO and other multilateral frameworks.