China, Pakistan agree to 'unswervingly safeguard' bilateral ties
Pakistan and China have committed to strengthening their bilateral relations through cooperation and mutual support. This agreement was made during Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif's visit to China, where both nations signed several cooperation documents. They emphasized the importance of maintaining peace in South Asia and resolving disputes through dialogue.
- ▪Pakistan and China agreed to 'unswervingly safeguard' their bilateral relations.
- ▪The two countries signed multiple cooperation documents during PM Shehbaz Sharif's visit to China.
- ▪Both sides reiterated their opposition to unilateral actions and emphasized dialogue for resolving disputes.
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Pakistan and China have agreed to "unswervingly safeguard" and develop their bilateral relations by working closely to build a shared future, according to a joint statement issued on Tuesday (May 26, 2026).The statement was issued at the end of Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif's official visit to China from May 23-26 at the invitation of Premier Li Qiang. During his visit, the two sides signed a number of cooperation documents in various fields.President Xi Jinping and Premier Li separately held talks with PM Shehbaz, and the two sides reached a new broad consensus on further deepening the China-Pakistan All-Weather Strategic Cooperative Partnership and on international and regional issues of mutual interest.
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