China, Pakistan vow to boost further cooperation and development under CPEC: Chinese FM spokesperson
The Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Zhao Lijian said that as a staunch ally of Pakistan, China hopes that all parties in the country may work together to advance the country’s development and stability. He also stated that both all-weather strategic cooperation partners have demonstrated once again that no matter how the world scene changes or how our respective domestic situations change, both countries will remain unbreakable and rock solid. He also stated that the overall collaboration between China and Pakistan, as well as the construction of the CPEC will not be affected at any cost.
BEIJING, Apr 6 (APP):A Chinese foreign ministry spokesperson said on Wednesday that all parties in Pakistan could stay united and uphold national development and stability.
“As ironclad friend of Pakistan, We hope all parties in the country can stay united and uphold national development and stability,” Zhao Lijian said in response to a question about current political situation in Pakistan after Prime Minister Imran Khan blocked opposition parties no-confidence move against him.
He said China always followed the principle of non interference in other countries domestic affairs.
Terming China and Pakistan as all weather strategic cooperative partners, he said
” History has proven once again that no matter how the international landscape may evolve, how our respective domestic situation may change, China and Pakistan relations will always stand unbreakable and rock firm.”
“We believe that the China-Pakistan overall cooperation and the China Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) construction will not be affected by the political situation in Pakistan,” he added.
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