Strengthening Ties: Pakistan Army Chief Munir's Strategic Visit to China
Pakistan Army Chief Asim Munir visited China to strengthen bilateral relations amidst regional tensions. His talks with Chinese leaders emphasized cooperation on military, economic, and geopolitical fronts, amid recent military engagements with India. Both sides committed to enhancing connectivity and maintaining long-term regional stability.
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In a pivotal diplomatic move, Pakistan Army Chief Asim Munir met with top Chinese leaders during his inaugural visit to China as Field Marshal. The talks centered on reinforcing bilateral cooperation, particularly in military and economic sectors, echoing the countries' historical alliance.
Munir's visit comes on the heels of heightened regional tensions following India's recent military operations in Pakistan-controlled territories. The discussions with Chinese officials, including Vice President Han Zheng, focused on bolstering strategic ties and responding to shared geopolitical challenges.
China lauded Pakistan's military as a key player in regional peace, pledging to enhance their defense partnership. Both nations emphasized their commitment to deepen their 'all-weather' friendship and ensure mutual safety amid ongoing threats from militant groups.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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