China’s Xi praises ‘unbreakable’ Pakistan ties as Sharif visits Beijing
Summary
China’s President Xi Jinping and Pakistan’s Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif met in Beijing to praise and strengthen their countries’ close friendship. They discussed deepening cooperation in trade, economy, and security, while also supporting peace efforts in the Middle East, where Pakistan is helping mediate talks between the US and Iran.Key Facts
- China calls Pakistan an “all-weather strategic partner” with strong ties in economy, trade, and security.
- President Xi described the China-Pakistan relationship as “unbreakable” and a key focus in China’s neighborhood diplomacy.
- Prime Minister Sharif called the two countries “iron brothers” with a unique bond.
- Pakistan is playing a central role in talks aimed at ending the US-Israel war on Iran, with Pakistan’s army chief involved in mediation.
- China supports Pakistan’s peace efforts and values Pakistan’s role in Middle East stability.
- China and Pakistan issued a five-point plan calling for peace talks and safe navigation in the Strait of Hormuz, a crucial oil shipping route.
- Beijing showed willingness to build closer China-Pakistan cooperation and a shared future.
- The meeting took place at Beijing’s Great Hall of the People.
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