<h1>Two governments agree to normalize shared border management, maintain peace, resume dialogue, deepen cooperation, and oppose unilateral coercive measures</h1> Two governments agreed during a high-level visit to pursue normalized management and control of their shared boundary, including measures to maintain peace and tranquility, properly handle sensitive areas, and initiate formal boundary negotiations where conditions permit. They committed to resuming multilateral dialogue mechanisms across sectors, deepening mutually beneficial cooperation, and opposing unilateral coercive measures. The understanding emphasizes treating bilateral relations as partnership rather than rivalry and to prudently manage disputes to prevent boundary issues from disrupting broader cooperation, thereby creating a framework for future negotiations and confidence-building along the border.