Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar has reaffirmed Pakistan’s commitment to strengthening its longstanding partnership with China through sustained political engagement and institutional cooperation.
Addressing a symposium in Islamabad, Dar called for expanded exchanges between think tanks, universities and other institutions in both countries, particularly in governance, poverty alleviation and development planning.
He also emphasized the importance of engaging young people to carry forward the legacy of Pakistan-China friendship.
Pakistan and China Mark 75 Years of Diplomatic Relations
Dar noted that Pakistan and China are celebrating the 75th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations this year.
He said their relationship had developed into an all-weather strategic cooperative partnership based on mutual trust, mutual respect and mutual support.
According to Dar, broad-based political consensus in Pakistan in support of relations with China remains a major source of strength for the partnership.
He added that Pakistan-China friendship continues to contribute to peace and stability in the region and beyond.
Dar Highlights Pakistan’s Economic Progress
The Deputy Prime Minister appreciated China’s remarkable progress and highlighted Pakistan’s efforts towards economic self-reliance and stabilization.
He said Pakistan was now moving towards economic consolidation, supported by governance reforms and structural improvements.
These efforts include macroeconomic discipline, institutional modernization, digital tax administration and simplified regulations.
Stronger Institutional and Youth Engagement
Dar stressed that closer cooperation between universities, research institutions and think tanks would help both countries exchange knowledge and experiences.
He particularly highlighted governance, poverty reduction and development planning as important areas for collaboration.
He also called for greater youth engagement to ensure that future generations continue to strengthen the longstanding friendship between Pakistan and China.
Chinese Official Attends Islamabad Symposium
Liu Haixing, Minister of the International Department of the Communist Party of China (CPC) Central Committee, also delivered remarks at the symposium.
The event provided a platform for discussing Pakistan-China relations, institutional cooperation and opportunities to strengthen the partnership as both countries mark 75 years of diplomatic ties.
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