<h1>Neighbors agree coordinated measures to stabilize ties: reopen borders, resume flights, boost trade, manage rivers, pursue boundary talks</h1> Two neighboring countries announced coordinated measures to stabilise and deepen bilateral ties, agreeing to jointly maintain peace along the frontier, reopen designated border trading points, resume direct air links, facilitate visas, and promote trade and investment. They established expert and working groups under the existing consultation mechanism to pursue early boundary delimitation, enhance border management with sectoral mechanisms, and discuss de-escalation modalities. Agreements cover trans-border river cooperation and emergency hydrological data sharing, revival of pilgrimage exchanges, and resumption of official dialogues, while substantial troop deployments along the border and ongoing disengagement steps remain a focal concern.