Dalai Lama wants resumption of talks with China
The Dalai Lama wants talks between his government-in-exile and China to resume and is committed to a non-violent settlement of the Tibet issue, one of his close aides told the media on Wednesday.
By Agencies |
DHARAMSHALA: The Dalai Lama wants talks between his government-in-exile and China to resume and is committed to a non-violent settlement of the Tibet issue, one of his close aides told the media on Wednesday.
"Both sides have to realise that we have to live side by side. We have to talk to each other," Tenzin Taklha said.
"His holiness is committed to dialogue with the Chinese. We have to come face to face and talk to each other."
"The Chinese will never solve the Tibetan issue by sending troops. The only way is to come together face to face, entering into dialogue and reaching a mutually beneficial solution," he added.
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