Pakistan, China Boost Security Ties | The Daily CPEC
Pakistan and China have reaffirmed their commitment to strengthening bilateral security cooperation during a meeting in Islamabad between Pakistani officials and Chinese Special RepresentativeYue Xiaoyong. The. . .
Pakistan and China have reaffirmed their commitment to strengthening bilateral security cooperation during a meeting in Islamabad between Pakistani officials and Chinese Special RepresentativeYue Xiaoyong. The discussions focused on regional security, the situation in Afghanistan, and the latest developments affecting both countries. Focus on Counterterrorism CooperationDuring the meeting, both sides exchanged views on the threats posed by the Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) and the East Turkestan Islamic Movement (ETIM), which they said operate from Afghan territory. Moreover, the two countries agreed to strengthen bilateral coordination to counter terrorist threats and enhance information sharing. They also reaffirmed their shared commitment to protecting regional peace, security, and stability. Pakistan, China Deepen Regional Security CooperationStrengthening Bilateral CoordinationThe meeting highlighted the importance of close cooperation between Pakistan and China in addressing common security challenges. Furthermore, both sides emphasized the need for continued dialogue and practical collaboration to tackle cross-border terrorism and emerging regional risks. They agreed that stronger coordination would help safeguard mutual interests and contribute to long-term regional stability. Commitment to Regional PeacePakistan and China continue to maintain close communication on regional security issues. In addition, both countries pledged to deepen cooperation through regular consultations and coordinated efforts aimed at promoting peace, stability, and sustainable security across the region. Read More Articles:Riyadh Air Set for Pakistan LaunchPresident, PM Condemn Swat AttackIran Expands Regional Diplomacy