BEIJING – Pakistan, China vow to deepen their All-Weather Strategic Cooperative Partnership during a high-level meeting in Beijing. Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Senator Mohammad Ishaq Dar met China’s Executive Vice Premier Ding Xuexiang to discuss bilateral ties.
Both sides highlighted the historic significance of the 75th anniversary of Pakistan-China diplomatic relations. Leaders agreed to use this milestone to advance cooperation, particularly under the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC). Vice Premier Ding Xuexiang appreciated Pakistan’s consistent support on China’s core interests and conveyed New Year greetings to the country’s leadership and people.
As part of ongoing diplomacy, Pakistan, China vow to expand collaboration in multiple sectors, including trade, energy, infrastructure, and technology. Ishaq Dar will co-chair the two-day seventh round of the China–Pakistan Strategic Dialogue, which begins today in Beijing. The dialogue will review existing cooperation, explore new areas of partnership, and further consolidate the All-Weather Strategic Cooperative Partnership.
Deputy Prime Minister Ishaq Dar will also participate in events marking the start of the 75th year of Pakistan-China diplomatic ties. Both nations plan commemorative activities throughout the year to celebrate their historic relationship. Officials said these initiatives reflect a shared commitment to long-term peace, stability, and mutual development.
The meeting underscores strong bilateral relations, with both sides emphasizing that strategic, economic, and cultural ties are crucial for regional progress. Pakistan, China vow to maintain open communication and joint initiatives to benefit both countries and promote stability in Asia.
The partnership between Pakistan and China has grown steadily over decades, with CPEC serving as a key driver of infrastructure, trade, and investment. Leaders reaffirmed that the relationship is based on trust, mutual respect, and shared strategic goals.
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Pakistan, China vow continued collaboration this year, signaling a deepening of their strategic, economic, and diplomatic bonds. Observers noted that this level of coordination strengthens both nations’ positions on regional and global matters.
