The consultation was attended by representatives from Ministry of Foreign Affairs of China, Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Russia and Ministry of External Affairs of India, an Indian Embassy statement here said today.
The three parties conducted in-depth exchange of views on the situation in the Asia-Pacific region, foreign policy towards Asia, regional security architecture, coordination within regional and multilateral fora, anti-terrorism and other acute, topical regional issues, it said.
Trilateral consultations will contribute to strengthening practical coordination on regional and global issues.
The three parties are satisfied with the outcome of the consultation, it said.
The three parties stand ready to hold the next round of consultation next year, it added.
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