US EditionPakistan FM to visit China on heels of conflict with India over Kashmir
- Pakistan's foreign minister Ishaq Dar will start a three-day official visit to Beijing on Monday following a recent ceasefire with India over Kashmir.
- The visit follows a serious conflict sparked by a militant attack in Indian-administered Kashmir in April that killed 26 people and led to intense strikes and exchanges.
- Dar is set to engage in comprehensive talks with his Chinese counterpart Wang Yi, focusing on recent regional developments and their effects on peace and stability in South Asia.
- The conflict resulted in over 70 deaths on both sides, with China pledging to play a constructive role, while global leaders urged restraint to prevent escalation.
- Dar's visit underscores China's ongoing support for Pakistan amid fragile peace with India and highlights Beijing’s interest in regional stability and strategic partnerships.
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UK Parliament urges renewed talks on Kashmir
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DPM to leave for China on Monday after Pakistan-India conflict
Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar will embark on a three-day official visit to China starting Monday, the Foreign Office announced on Sunday. The visit comes at the invitation of Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi and is part of ongoing high-level exchanges between the two nations. During his trip, Ishaq Dar will hold “in-depth discussions” with Wang Yi on the evolving regional situation in South Asia and its implications for pe…
Dar to visit China tomorrow amid efforts to sustain Pakistan-India ceasefire
Deputy Prime Minister Ishaq Dar speaks on the floor of the National Assembly. —X/@NAofPakistan/FileDeputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar is set to embark on an official visit to China tomorrow against the backdrop of the evolving regional dynamics in South Asia following...
Pak FM Dar to visit China for talks with Chinese, Afghan counterparts
Islamabad: Pakistan’s Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar will travel to China on Monday, where he is expected to hold bilateral talks with Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi. Afghanistan’s Acting Foreign Minister Amir Khan Muttaqi will also arrive in China on May 20 to attend the trilateral meeting, Geo News reported. “The foreign ministers of the three countries are expected to discuss the promotion of regional trade, enhanced s…
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