Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday met Chinese State Councillor Yang Jiechi, who is here to hold 20th round of annual boundary negotiations with National Security Adviser Ajit Doval.
The Chinese envoy met the prime minister at his official residence here.
Earlier today, Doval and his Chinese counterpart held talks over boundary issues.
The meeting was held almost four months after the 73-day-long military stand-off between the troops of the two nations ended at the Doklam plateau.
Last Doval and Jiechi met during the BRICS summit in Xiamen in September.
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