Beijing: In a recent media briefing, China expressed optimism that Premier Li Qiang’s visit to Pakistan will enhance strategic communication and broaden bilateral cooperation, signaling a continued strengthening of ties between the two nations.
According to Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, Chinese Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Mao Ning described the relationship between China and Pakistan as “ironclad” and “all-weather strategic cooperative partners.” She emphasized China’s intention to work closely with Pakistan to expand cooperation in various fields, accelerate the building of a closer bilateral community with a shared future, and jointly promote regional peace, development, and prosperity.
Mao Ning noted that both countries have actively implemented agreements reached by their leaders, resulting in a steady momentum of development in their bilateral relations. This visit by Premier Li is viewed as a pivotal step in further solidifying this long-standing partnership.