<h1>Prime Minister visits China after seven years for SCO summit, bilateral talks to normalise ties and resume border trade</h1> A country's prime minister visited China after seven years to attend the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation summit and hold a bilateral meeting with the Chinese president amid recent tensions with a third country over trade and tariffs. The talks are expected to address economic ties, measures to normalise relations following a prior military border clash, and implementation of recent confidence-building steps including joint frontier maintenance, border trade reopening, and resumption of flights. The visit follows high-level exchanges between foreign ministers and a disengagement agreement concluding the last friction points, and includes anticipated sideline meetings with other heads of state to coordinate regional economic and security stability.