Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Senator Ishaq Dar left for Beijing on Saturday to co-chair the 7th Pakistan-China Foreign Ministers’ Strategic Dialogue on January 4, according to a Foreign Office statement.
As the first foreign dignitary visiting China in 2026, Dar travels at the invitation of his counterpart, Wang Yi.
The FO described the dialogue as the top consultative platform between the two nations. It offers a comprehensive review of bilateral ties, covering cooperation across sectors, plus shared regional and global concerns.
Discussions will explore fresh partnership opportunities and ways to strengthen the “All-Weather Strategic Cooperative Partnership.”
The ministers are set to unveil initiatives and events celebrating 75 years of diplomatic relations in 2026.
This trip continues routine high-level exchanges, highlighting both countries’ dedication to broader collaboration, regional peace, stability, and sustainable growth.
