Islamabad/Beijing: In a pivotal meeting underscoring one of Asia’s most enduring partnerships, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi sat down with Pakistan’s Chief of Army Staff, Field Marshal Syed Asim Munir, to reaffirm the deep-rooted bond between their nations.
The Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs highlighted Wang Yi’s remarks that Pakistan’s military stands as a vital pillar of stability and a vigilant guardian of the cherished friendship and strategic cooperation between Pakistan and China.
Wang Yi praised the Pakistani army’s unwavering dedication to implementing critical agreements forged at the highest levels of leadership, crediting it for bolstering the partnership even amid a turbulent and uncertain global environment.
He emphasized that nurturing this alliance is not only essential for both countries but also pivotal for peace and stability across the wider region.
The Chinese foreign minister reiterated China’s commitment to prioritizing Pakistan in its diplomatic engagements with neighboring countries. Despite facing numerous challenges, he noted, the ties between the two nations have grown even more resilient.
Wang Yi assured that China remains steadfast in supporting Pakistan’s sovereignty and security, while also acknowledging Pakistan’s expanding role on the global stage.
Field Marshal Syed Asim Munir responded by characterizing China as Pakistan’s “unbreakable friend,” emphasizing a history of solidarity through both hardships and victories.
He described the Pakistan-China strategic partnership as as solid as bedrock and highlighted that fostering this friendship is a unanimous aspiration shared by the entire Pakistani populace.
The Field Marshal also expressed deep gratitude for China’s significant role in advancing Pakistan’s economic and social progress.
He reiterated Pakistan’s commitment to intensifying joint efforts in counterterrorism and security cooperation, assuring robust protection for Chinese personnel and projects within Pakistan’s borders. Munir underscored that the path to strengthening bilateral ties remains active and dynamic, with both nations working closely toward continued development and mutual prosperity.
This high-profile encounter serves as a powerful testament to the enduring alliance between Pakistan and China — one that remains a cornerstone of regional peace, stability, and strategic collaboration in an increasingly complex global landscape.
