Archive · 22 Aug 2025
China's Wang Yi Meets Pakistan's Army Chief
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi visited Pakistan, meeting with the Army Chief and other leaders.
They talked about how China can help with safety in the area, fighting against terrorism, and other shared interests.
China showed they will keep supporting Pakistan.
The two countries agreed to work closely together and make plans for economic projects, including expanding the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor.
Before Pakistan, Wang Yi was in Kabul for a meeting with Afghanistan and Pakistan.
Wang Yi met with Pakistan's Army Chief to discuss regional security and counter-terrorism.
China reaffirmed its support for Pakistan's sovereignty and development.
The meeting reinforced the all-weather strategic partnership between the countries.
Discussions included expanding CPEC and enhancing cooperation.
Wang Yi also met with Pakistani leaders and attended a trilateral meeting in Kabul.
- Who
- Wang Yi, Pakistani officials, and Army Chief Asim Munir.
- What
- Wang Yi met with Pakistani officials and Army Chief.
- When
- This week.
- Where
- Pakistan and Kabul.
- Why
- To discuss regional security, counter-terrorism, and strengthen partnerships.
India
China
Disagreement in Pakistan
India
India raised concerns about terrorism and Chinese dam construction.
China
China expressed 'steadfast support' for the sovereignty and development of Pakistan as the two sides agreed to strengthen their 'all-weather strategic partnership'.
- Chinese Official
- Wang Yi
- Meeting Location
- Pakistan
- Key Discussions
- Regional security, CPEC, and Counter-terrorism
- Pakistan's Support
- China's Steadfast Support
Sources
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