Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Mohammad Ishaq Dar has departed for Beijing, China, to co-chair the 7th Pakistan–China Foreign Ministers’ Strategic Dialogue, scheduled to take place tomorrow.
Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Senator Mohammad Ishaq Dar has departed for Beijing to co-chair, with Foreign Minister Wang Yi, the 7th Pakistan–China Foreign Ministers’ Strategic Dialogue on 4 January 2026.
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Strengthening the All-Weather Strategic Cooperative Partnership
The 7th iteration of the Strategic Dialogue represents the highest level of consultative mechanism between the two nations. This structured platform allows for a comprehensive assessment of the bilateral relationship and ensures continued alignment on regional and global issues.
During the dialogue, both sides will:
- Review Bilateral Cooperation: Conduct a full-spectrum review of existing projects and diplomatic ties.
- Identify New Partnerships: Explore emerging areas for economic, technological, and strategic collaboration.
- Advance Strategic Ties: Further solidify the “All-Weather Strategic Cooperative Partnership” that defines the unique bond between Pakistan and China.
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Regional, and International Cooperation
In addition to bilateral matters, the Deputy Prime Minister and his Chinese counterparts will exchange views on regional and international developments of mutual interest. The dialogue aims to harmonize positions on global stability and further the shared goals of the two nations within the framework of international diplomacy.
The visit underscores Pakistan’s commitment to its most vital strategic relationship and its continued efforts to enhance economic synergy and security cooperation with China.
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