Pakistan, China Discuss Regional Peace and Security in High-Level Meeting

ISLAMABAD — Pakistan’s Foreign Secretary Amna Baloch held a meeting with Chinese Special Envoy for Afghan Affairs, Ambassador Yue Xiaoyong, on Saturday. The two sides engaged in a wide-ranging discussion on regional security, development, and strategic cooperation, underscoring their mutual commitment to advancing peace and stability in South and Central Asia.

During the meeting, both officials reaffirmed the strong foundation of Pakistan-China relations, particularly in the context of emerging geopolitical challenges and opportunities in the region.

“China and Pakistan remain steadfast partners in promoting regional peace, sustainable development, and constructive dialogue,” said Foreign Secretary Baloch, as the two sides aligned on enhancing bilateral coordination.

Key discussion points included:

• The evolving situation in Afghanistan
• Security challenges facing the broader region
• Strengthening frameworks for economic integration and cooperation
• Joint efforts to counter threats such as terrorism and extremism

Ambassador Yue emphasized China’s interest in supporting peaceful regional development, while Foreign Secretary Baloch reiterated Pakistan’s role as a bridge between South and Central Asia.

The visit highlights growing diplomatic momentum between Islamabad and Beijing as both countries prioritize regional peacebuilding, infrastructure development, and strategic connectivity, including projects under the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) and beyond.

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