At the meeting, the two sides exchanged plans for dealing with old border landmarks that still exist in the field, as well as landmarks that were damaged by landslides. They also discussed adding a number of poles to clarify the border in areas where it is difficult to identify.
The two sides also affirmed their determination and efforts to find a fair and reasonable solution that is acceptable to both sides to demarcate the remaining 16% of the borderline, as well as agreed to develop a new Agreement on border regulation to improve coordination in the management of the shared border.
