India and China on Tuesday agreed to “jointly deal with security threats” and take measures to strengthen
cooperation in combating terrorism during their first dialogue on counter-terrorism and security here, amid Indo-Pak tensions following the Uri terror attack.
“The two sides
exchanged views on the international and regional security situation,” an Indian Embassy statement said of the talks.
“They exchanged information on respective policies, systems and legislation to deal with terrorism, and further enhance their understanding on issues of major concerns to both sides,” the statement said.