Analysts note that despite improvements in diplomatic relations between India and China, commercial interactions remain constrained by regulatory hurdles, visa bottlenecks, and equipment restrictions. These ongoing economic barriers highlight a significant disconnect between high-level political engagement and practical business cooperation. Consequently, companies in both nations continue to navigate a landscape defined by mutual suspicion.
Businesses in both countries continue to face hurdles, including investments stalled by regulations, visa delays and restrictions on industrial equipment, underlining the gap between diplomatic progress and economic ties, analysts say
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