China said Tuesday that supports Pakistan in the defense of “national sovereignty and territorial integrity”, after a high fire ended four days of struggle with India for a deadly attack in busy Kashmir.
China’s Foreign Minister Wang Yi said that China welcomed the two countries “managing differences through dialogue” when he met with the Deputy Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs, Ishaq Dar, in Beijing.
Wang called for a “friend Ironclad” and promised to deepen the “strategic cooperative association for all climate” between the two countries, said a reading of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of China.
In the same way, give China to firmly support the sovereignty and territorial integrity of Pakistan.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs said Dar met its Chinese counterpart for in -depth discussions during their visit to discuss regional stability.
“Both parties exchanged points of view on the evolutionary situation in southern Asia, the future trajectory of the friendship of Pakistan-China and the CPEC (China Pakistan Economic Corridor) 2.0.
“Adviring the Strategic Cooperative Association for all climate and the friendship of Ironclad between Pakistan and China, both leaders expressed satisfaction with the community of views on all issues of mutual interest and expressed their firm resolution to continue bilateral cooperation for regional peace, development and stability,” said the FO.
Previously, Dar met with the Minister of the International Department of the Communist Party of China (CPC) Liu Jiancao.
The FO said both leaders agreed to deepen the links between the political parties of Pakistan and the CPC. Liu reiterated that as a “strategic cooperative partner for all climate” and “friend Ironclad”, China would continue to prioritize their relations with Pakistan.
Dar arrived at Beijing yesterday in an official three -day visit at the invitation of his Chinese counterpart in regional tensions, state -owned Pakistan radio reported.
The visit occurs when the tensions are still high in the region after the high fire between Pakistan and India after a tense military confrontation about Pahalgam’s attack in busy Kashmir, which India blamed Pakistan without evidence.
From May 6 to 7, Indian air attacks in Punjab and Azad Kashmir killed civilians, which led Islamabad to tear down five Indian planes. After drone interceptions and attacks on the air base, US intervention on May 10 led to a fire. India has maintained its aggressive position, while Pakistan warned a greater escalation and offered dialogue.
It is also expected that Afghanistan Foreign Minister Amir Khan Muttaqi be in Beijing and participates in the conversations to discuss regional peace and security.
Before his departure, he said to the media that China was an important commercial partner of Pakistan and that both countries enjoyed a close relationship dressed as iron, Associated Press of Pakistan reported.
Giving said that their meetings with Chinese leadership would mark discussions on political, local, regional and global issues, in addition to the recent tensions between Pakistan and India.
