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Wang Yi stresses strong China-Pakistan partnership and cooperation at the Foreign Ministers’ Strategic Dialogue in Islamabad.
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi. (Image: Reuters)
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi reaffirmed the resilience of Beijing’s ties with Islamabad, declaring that the relationship had “withstood the test of time” and was not directed against any third country. Speaking in the Pakistani capital, Wang said Yi, “China and Pakistan’s partnership is not targeted at any third party. I have visited three countries, and Pakistan is the final stop. All countries in South Asia share history. China and South Asian countries are close neighbours, and we should accelerate development together.”
Wang Yi arrived in Islamabad on August 21 for a two-day visit at the invitation of Deputy Prime Minister Ishaq Dar. He is co-chairing the sixth Pakistan-China Foreign Ministers’ Strategic Dialogue and holding meetings with Pakistan’s civil and military leadership to discuss bilateral ties as well as key regional and international developments.
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According to Pakistan’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Wang Yi’s visit is part of regular high-level exchanges aimed at further deepening the “All-Weather Strategic Cooperative Partnership” between the two countries with discussions on strengthening economic and trade cooperation, reaffirming support on core interests and consolidating joint commitment to regional peace, development and stability.
Wang Yi’s India Visit
Wang Yi’s stop in Pakistan follows his three-day visit to India, where he held talks with National Security Adviser Ajit Doval at a sensitive time in bilateral relations. New Delhi and Beijing are seeking to manage border tensions and revive exchanges in the midst of shifting geopolitical alignments, including renewed US trade tariffs under President Donald Trump.
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