Beijing (TDI): China has reaffirmed its support for Pakistan’s efforts to combat terrorism and ensure the security of Chinese nationals and projects in the country.
The commitment came during a high-level meeting in Beijing on Thursday between Pakistan’s Army Chief, Field Marshal General Syed Asim Munir, and Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi.
Wang, who is also a senior member of the Communist Party’s top leadership and heads the Office of the Central Commission for Foreign Affairs, described the Pakistan-China partnership as “ironclad” and rooted in long-standing trust. He called Pakistan a top priority in China’s regional diplomacy.
Congratulating General Munir on his recent promotion to the rank of Field Marshal, Wang praised the Pakistan Army as a vital institution defending national sovereignty and an enduring pillar of the bilateral relationship.
He said China had full confidence in the role of Pakistan’s military in safeguarding mutual interests and furthering the strategic goals shared by both countries.
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“China and Pakistan are all-weather friends,” Wang said, “and we stand ready to work closely to implement the consensus reached by our leaders.”
He also emphasized the importance of deepening strategic cooperation and jointly contributing to peace and stability in the region, especially in light of evolving security dynamics in South Asia.
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During the conversation, General Munir thanked the Chinese leadership for standing by Pakistan, not just politically, but also through economic support during challenging times.
He said Pakistan’s military remains fully committed to ensuring the safety of Chinese citizens and the security of their projects and institutions operating across the country.
Farkhund Yousafzai is an Associate Editor at The Diplomatic Insight.
