<h1>Two countries pledge measures to stabilize relations: reopen trade, resume flights, promote investment, and revive boundary talks</h1> Two countries have announced measures to stabilise relations, including joint commitments to maintain frontier peace, reopen cross-border trade, resume direct flights, and promote investment, alongside renewed talks on a longstanding boundary question. A retired senior military official welcomed the diplomatic and military initiatives and urged reciprocal goodwill, noting substantial troop deployments remain along the Line of Actual Control and that resolving the boundary issue-guided by a 2005 political-parameters agreement-remains legally and politically important. The official emphasized negotiation flexibility and urged expedited resolution to reduce regional tension and restore full bilateral engagement.