India-China Center

Bridging Nations has expanded its operations to India and now operates in New Delhi and Pune. Bridging Nations seeks to transform the policymaking process by taking a pro-active role as both an organization and a facilitator.

Within the power triangle (India-China-US), India and China are momentous players in the world. They form an important part of the triangle due to their growing significance in global politics. Despite the attention each nation has received, the mutual relations between India and China have been unacknowledged. The growth of these two Asian neighbors is conducive to the long-term sustained economic growth of world. The combined power of both countries is overwhelming. At Bridging Nations, we wish to focus at fostering policy initiatives in India-China relations. The India-China Center is an outcome of Bridging Nations’ commitment to evolve multiple policy alternatives by making it more participative. As India and China are emerging global leaders, there are multiple areas where they need to work together; including conventional areas of disputes (boundary disputes, strategic behavior) as well as emerging challenges (environmental crisis, energy dilemma, developmental issues etc.). Bridging Nations’ India-China Centre plans to encourage cooperation to develop common understanding on these issues.

Bridging Nations’ India-China program aims to understand the fundamentals behind both countries’ ideas as emerging powers in the coming decades. The India-China Center would initiate a series of action-oriented programs to build a constructive bilateral approach. This would enable people, organizations, and other stakeholders to participate in understanding and influencing policy making. India-China oriented initiatives rely upon the principle of pro-actively building bridges between these two countries.