Pakistan and China Hold Successful Third Round of Bilateral Political Consultations in Beijing

In a positive development for the Pakistan and China alliance, the third round of bilateral political consultations was successfully held in Beijing on March 18. The Foreign Office Spokesperson briefed on the outcome of the meeting, stating that Pakistan’s Foreign Secretary Asad Majeed Khan and China’s Vice Foreign Minister Sun Weidong led their respective delegations.

The two sides discussed a range of issues, including bilateral and multilateral cooperation, regional and global matters, and cultural exchanges. Both Pakistan and China reaffirmed their commitment to political and security cooperation, trade and economic cooperation, and the promotion of high-level engagements and dialogue mechanisms.

The spokesperson added that both sides reiterated their determination to complete the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) project, which is a significant part of China’s Belt and Road Initiative. Furthermore, the Chinese Vice Foreign Minister expressed support for Pakistan’s sovereignty and territorial integrity.

The talks were particularly timely in light of recent regional developments, and the sides exchanged views on various regional and global issues of mutual interest. In conclusion, the Foreign Secretary expressed his gratitude to the Chinese government for its help to flood-affected people.

Overall, the third round of bilateral political consultations marked another positive step in the Pak-China relationship, and both sides expressed their commitment to continue working together for mutual benefit.