Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi has concluded a two-day official visit to India, marking the end of India's first high-level meeting since its general election last month.
During his vist, the Chinese Foreign Minister met with the new Indian Prime Minister, Narendra Modi.
Wang Yi has said China would like to work with India in its development plan with more investment.
"The new Indian government is moving forward with a strategy to develop its east region, and China is working to develop its west region. We can well cooperate in this field and promote our development together. China is ready to invest more in India, particularly in sectors in which China has excelled in expertise like infrastructure and manufacturing."
Earlier on Monday, Modi's new government spelled out its foreign policy in the Indian parliament, saying that India will engage "energetically" with China to develop strategic and cooperative partnerships.
The decades-old border dispute between China and India was also discussed.
Wang Yi stated he hopes the two sides will continue dialogue on the issue.
The two countries have also decided to increase the frequency of high-level visits.
