Pakistan and China have vowed to further consolidate their strategic partnership, with the main aim of promoting and safeguarding the fundamental interests of their peoples.

This was stated by Prime Minister Syed Yousuf Raza Gilani and his Chinese counterpart Wen Jiabao at their meeting in Beijing. The two leaders reiterated their firm resolve to carry forward the decades-old close and time-tested friendship between the two countries for their mutual benefits. Talking to the Chinese leader, the Prime Minister said his democratic government wants to further promote relations with china in trade, investment and other spheres. The Chinese Prime Minister assured his country’s full cooperation with Pakistan’s new democratic government. He said that his country attaches great importance and priority to its friendship and strategic cooperation with Pakistan, which he said is in the interest of both the countries and regional stability. A Chinese official said that it was a most cordial, fruitful and productive meeting.
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