Pakistan and China reaffirmed their commitment to strengthen bilateral ties such as VicePrimer Minister of Foreign Affairs, Ishaq Dar, celebrated Chinese ambassador Jiang Zaidong on Tuesday, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs said.
A day before, the FO rejected the “unfounded and unfounded” accusations aimed at Pakistan’s commitment to China’s policies, emphasizing that Beijing continued to be the “strategic partner for all climate” of Islamabad.
The development occurred in response to the growing criticisms of the participation of Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi in an event sponsored by the new Federal State of China (NFSC), an Anti-China group. The FO described a China’s policy as a consistent cornerstone of Pakistan’s foreign policy, emphasizing that the country’s position remains the same.
Pakistan has maintained strong bilateral relations with China, which has supported it through many investments and development projects, such as the project of the Chinese-Pakistan economic corridor, which was called a “life line” for the country’s economy.
During today’s meeting and the Chinese ambassador reaffirmed the association, which was called a “cornerstone of bilateral relations” between the two countries.
The progress of CPEC 2.0 was reviewed during the meeting, and both parties also expressed their commitment to further solidify their strategic association.
The Jiang ambassador, on behalf of the Chinese Foreign Minister, he Wang Yi, extended an invitation to give to attend an event of the UN Security Council “practicing multilateralism, reforming and improving global governance” was organized by China under its Presidency of the UNSC, on February 18. New York.
The Deputy Prime Minister accepted the invitation, “underlining Pakistan’s commitment to multilateral cooperation.”
