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China, Pakistan hold strategic talks, calling friendship ‘significant’

Hindustan Times Delhi

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August 22, 2025

China and Pakistan said their “friendship is significant” for maintaining regional peace and stability as the two Asian nations held strategic talks to strengthen decades-old political and economic ties.

- Bloomberg

China's foreign minister Wang Yi met with his Pakistani counterpart Ishaq Dar in Islamabad on Thursday and the two officials “agreed to continue close coordination and communication”, according to a Pakistan’s foreign ministry statement at the end of the sixth round of Foreign Minister's Strategic Dialog

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