Pakistan and China recently held the sixth round of their Foreign Ministers’ Strategic Dialogue in Islamabad. The meeting was co-chaired by Pakistan’s Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister, Senator Mohammad Ishaq Dar, and Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi.
During the dialogue, both countries reviewed their bilateral relations and discussed important regional and global issues. The talks focused on deepening cooperation in key areas, including the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) Phase 2, trade, economic ties, and multilateral collaboration.
China and Pakistan also emphasized people-to-people exchanges to strengthen cultural and social bonds. Both sides reaffirmed their “All-Weather Strategic Cooperative Partnership.” They called this partnership vital for regional peace, stability, and the prosperity of both nations.
The two foreign ministers agreed to maintain close coordination and communication at both bilateral and multilateral levels. This move aims to boost cooperation in areas such as security, trade, and international diplomacy.
China continues to be a key partner in Pakistan’s development projects, especially through CPEC, which is a flagship project under China’s Belt and Road Initiative. The collaboration is expected to bring significant economic growth to Pakistan and improve regional connectivity.
The dialogue reflects the strong and enduring friendship between Pakistan and China. Both countries are committed to working together to face regional challenges and support peace and development.
This latest strategic dialogue highlights how Pakistan and China are enhancing their partnership. It also shows their shared goal of creating a stable and prosperous region through cooperation and mutual support.
As Pakistan and China continue to strengthen their ties, their partnership is expected to grow further in trade, infrastructure, and diplomacy, benefiting both countries and the wider region.
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