Pakistan can act as a bridge between U.S. and China: Bilawal stated during an interview on the sidelines of Munich Security Conference.
Pakistan has the capacity to serve as a link between the United States and China, stated Pakistan People’s Party (PPP) Chairman Bilawal Bhutto Zardari during an interview with a German television channel on the sidelines of the Munich Security Conference.
He emphasized Pakistan’s historical role in facilitating diplomatic relations between countries and pointed out that certain nations were exploiting the rivalry between Washington and Beijing. Bilawal also expressed hope for better relations with India, suggesting that achieving peace—or at least fostering trade—was a realistic possibility.
Commenting on former U.S. President Donald Trump, Bilawal characterized him as a “dealmaker” and suggested that Pakistan had the potential to establish successful engagement with him.
Regarding Pakistan’s security situation, Bilawal underscored the importance of national unity in tackling terrorism, particularly after the change of government in Kabul, which he claimed had contributed to an increase in terrorist activities in Pakistan.
He emphasized the need for political stability and well-planned strategies to overcome the country’s mounting challenges. Additionally, he reiterated the PPP’s stance that all institutions must function within the boundaries set by the constitution
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