- Wang Yi lifts deeper Pakistan-China strategic ties.
- Ishaq Dar and Wang Yi Review CPEC Second Phase.
- Strategic dialogue emphasizes peace, stability, cooperation.
Islamabad: Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi has said that Beijing is taking his relationship with Islamabad to new heights as he has begun a three-day official visit to Pakistan, which highlights the elaborate strategic partnership between the two neighboring countries.
FM Wang Yi arrived in the federal capital on Wednesday with the aim of strengthening bilateral ties and participating in high -level diplomatic high -level diplomatic.
He was warmly received at Nur Khan Airbase by Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar. Senior officials from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs as well as top diplomats from the Chinese Embassy in Islamabad were also present to welcome the prominent guest, says a statement from DPM’s office.
In a vibrant cultural gesture, a group of children who were dressed in traditional Pakistani dress greeted, minister Wang with flowers, symbolizing the deeply rooted friendship between the two nations.
During a joint press conference, Dar said the two sides had a productive discussion that covered all dimensions of bilateral ties, including the China-Pakistanic Economic Corridor (CPEC).
He added that Pakistan is determined to promote CPEC’s second phase, improve people-to-people exchanges and elaborate on the cooperation and add that the two countries enjoyed all major issues.
Dar also said that Islamabad valued China’s role in protecting Pakistan’s sovereignty and emphasized that both nations were obliged to work together on regional peace, stability and prosperity. He also added that Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif’s upcoming visit to Beijing had been part of the discussions.
Wang Yi said the strategic partnership between Pakistan and China continued to strengthen. He emphasized that detailed discussions had been held at CPEC’s second phase, repeating that China considered Pakistan a trusted ally. He emphasized that regional peace and stability were shared targets for both countries.
During the visit, the two sides will discuss the full range of bilateral conditions. The dialogue serves as a key platform for both countries to review bilateral cooperation, regional developments and global issues of mutual interest.
The strategic dialogue will be co -chair of Wang Yi and Ishaq Dar, which further reflects the close coordination between the two countries.
According to a previous statement of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the visit constitutes a part of regular exchanges at a high level aiming to further strengthen the “strategic partnership throughout the weather between Pakistan and China.
The dialogue confirms mutual support for each other’s core interests, improves economic and trade cooperation and emphasizes both countries’ commitment to regional peace, development and stability.
According to The newsWang Yi’s engagements will include meetings with Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Senator Mohammad Ishaq Dar and Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif, focusing on China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) progress, financial cooperation, regional security and defense ties.
The Chinese Foreign Minister is also expected to meet the Chief of Army Staff Field Marshal Syed Asim Munir in Rawalpindi.
This is Wang Yi’s first visit to Pakistan since India’s cross -border aggression last May and comes weeks after his meeting with Field Marshal Munir in Beijing, a development that is seen as to reinforce the “iron -clad” relationship between Islamabad and Beijing.
– With additional input from Radio Pakistan
