Islamabad: During a significant meeting in Pakistan, Chinese Premier Li Qiang praised the Pakistan Army’s efforts in combating terrorism and reaffirmed China’s commitment to supporting Pakistan in this ongoing fight. The meeting, part of Premier Li’s agenda at the Shanghai Cooperation Organization Summit, focused on enhancing defense cooperation and addressing mutual concerns over terrorism.
According to Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, Premier Li met with the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Committee and the service chiefs to discuss the future of Pakistan-China relations. The discussions highlighted the importance of a strengthened partnership in defense and security sectors, aiming to expand the long-standing ties between the two nations.
The engagement underscored both countries’ dedication to combating terrorism and enhancing security cooperation as a cornerstone of their strategic partnership. The Chinese leader’s visit and subsequent discussions are expected to further solidify this bilateral relationship, fostering greater collaboration in regional security and defense initiatives.