After violent clashes and days of talking at each other, Assam and Mizoram governments held talks in Aizawl on Thursday and agreed to resolve the inter-state border dispute amicably.
The Assam government also decided to revoke an advisory issued earlier against travel to Mizoram, officials said.
Both the state governments have agreed to maintain peace in the inter-state border areas and welcomed the deployment of neutral force by Government of India in this regard.
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A joint statement said that both the states will not send their respective forest and police forces for patrolling, domination, enforcement or for fresh deployment to any of the areas where confrontation had taken place.
Six Assam Police personnel were killed and over 50 people, including the Cachar SP, were injured in an inter-state border clash between the two northeastern neighbours on July 26.
Both the states also condoled the deaths of those killed in the incident.