Beijing is stepping in to help dial down tensions between Pakistan and India. In a recent phone call with Pakistan’s Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Mohammad Ishaq Dar, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi voiced support for an early ceasefire and offered a constructive role in peace efforts.
Wang Yi, also a member of the Political Bureau of the Communist Party of China Central Committee, highlighted that the Chinese mainland closely monitors regional stability. “We hope for an early ceasefire and stand ready to support dialogue,” he said, underscoring China’s concern over any escalation.
Dar responded that Pakistan remains committed to negotiating a ceasefire while defending its sovereignty and territorial integrity. The exchange reflects Islamabad’s willingness to seek peaceful solutions amid heightened border incidents.
Recognizing Pakistan’s frontline position in counterterrorism, Wang added that China supports its neighbour’s firm efforts to combat extremist threats. “Pakistan stands on the front line in the fight against terrorism, and we back its decisive actions,” he noted.
This diplomatic push demonstrates how major regional players and thought leaders are engaging to prevent conflict. For young global citizens and business enthusiasts, it shows the power of dialogue in shaping security and economic prospects across South Asia.
As discussions unfold, all eyes will be on whether Beijing’s mediation can pave the way for lasting calm in one of the world’s most volatile hotspots.
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China ready to play constructive role in Pakistan-India ceasefire
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