Pakistan and China have strengthened their strategic partnership with a new agreement focused on security cooperation. During a high-level meeting at the Ministry of Interior in Islamabad on Thursday, Federal Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi hosted Chinese Ambassador Jiang Zaidong.
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The discussions centered on counter-terrorism, internal security, and ways to enhance bilateral ties amid recent challenges.
Enhanced Intelligence and Cyber Collaboration
Both sides agreed to boost collaboration in intelligence sharing and combating cybercrime. This aims to counter terrorism more effectively and address emerging digital threats.
The integration of modern Chinese technology was highlighted as key for future counter-terrorism operations. They also committed to deeper internal security cooperation and robust digital surveillance measures.
Special Protection for Chinese Nationals
A dedicated Special Protection Unit will be established to safeguard Chinese citizens and projects in Pakistan. Minister Naqvi stressed that protecting Chinese nationals remains a top priority.
Ambassador Zaidong condemned recent attacks in Balochistan and reaffirmed China’s unwavering support for Pakistan’s fight against terrorism.
The meeting included Minister of State for Interior Talal Chaudhry and senior officials. Naqvi praised the timely response by security forces in Balochistan and noted the resilience of Pak-China ties against attempts to undermine them.
This development builds on ongoing efforts to fortify the all-weather friendship between the two nations.