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Dar to visit Beijing to co-chair Pak-China Foreign Ministers’ Strategic Dialogue

Ishaq Dar to visit Beijing on January 4
Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar. – File photo
Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar. – File photo

Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Senator Mohammad Ishaq Dar will visit China to co-chair the 7th round of the Pakistan–China Foreign Ministers’ Strategic Dialogue, scheduled to be held in Beijing on January 4, 2026.

The deputy prime minister will visit China at the invitation of Wang Yi, Member of the Politburo of the Communist Party of China, Director of the Office of the Central Commission for Foreign Affairs, and Minister for Foreign Affairs of China.

The Foreign Ministers’ Strategic Dialogue is the highest consultative mechanism between Pakistan and China, providing a structured platform to review the entire spectrum of bilateral cooperation, as well as regional and international developments of mutual interest.

The visit is an important part of the regular high-level exchanges between the two countries - reiterating their mutual commitment to regional peace, stability and sustainable development, and reflecting their shared determination to broaden and deepen the All-Weather Strategic Cooperative Partnership.

During the Dialogue, the two foreign ministers will also announce a series of initiatives and commemorative activities to mark the 75th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between Pakistan and China in 2026.

The visit forms an important part of the regular high-level exchanges between the two countries and reflects their shared determination to broaden and deepen the All-Weather Strategic Cooperative Partnership, while reaffirming their mutual commitment to regional peace, stability, and sustainable development.

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