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Pakistan, China discuss ongoing situation after Pahalgam attack


Ambassador of China to Pakistan Mr Jiang Zaidong calls on President Asif Ali Zardari

BR Web Desk
May 5, 2025

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Pakistan and China discussed on Monday the current situation between between Islamabad and New Delhi in the aftermath of the Pahalgam incident.

Ambassador of China to Pakistan Mr Jiang Zaidong called on President Asif Ali Zardari at Aiwan-e-Sadr, said a statement by the President Secretariat today.

During the meeting, President Zardari expressed concern over the recent irresponsible and aggressive rhetoric by the Indian government, and said that such actions “threaten regional peace and stability”.


Moreover, President Zardari conveyed his deep appreciation and gratitude to the Chinese for its consistent support, which has always stood by Pakistan in difficult times.

The Chinese ambassador reaffirmed the enduring and time-tested friendship between China and Pakistan, describing the relationship as one of “ironclad brothers” who have always supported each other in challenging times, added the statement.

“He thanked President for sharing Pakistan’s perspective, and emphasized that China would always support Pakistan to achieve the common desire of both countries to secure peace and stability in South Asia.”

Last week, in meeting with Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif, Ambassador Zaidong expressed gratitude to the PM for presenting Pakistan’s position and facts in detail regarding the attack in IIOJK, underscoring that China would continue to stand by Pakistan in its efforts to achieve long-term peace in the region.
 
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J-10 is the result of China’s bold attempt in the 1980s to catch up and prove it could independently build a world-class fighter.

Tested in real combat, J-10C outdid the French-made Rafale and can now hold its head high in the global arena.
 
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China’s defence stocks rise after Indo-Pak clash

Monitoring Desk
May 8, 2025

SHARES of Chinese defence-manufacturing companies rallied on Wednesday, as the escalation in border tensions between India and Pakistan boosted the outlook for mainland exporters, Bloomberg reported.

Pakistan, which has imported a bulk of the defence equipment including J-10C fighter jets, claimed to have shot down five Indian planes, including a French Rafale jet.

This led to speculation that Chinese defence platforms may have been deployed in the conflict, given Pakistan’s recent heavy reliance on such arms imports.

An index of Chinese defense companies in mainland China jumped 1.6 per cent to a two-week high. The J-10C fighter jet maker Avic Chengdu Aircraft Company was among the biggest gainers, with its stock rising the most since Oct 14.

Deputy PM Ishaq Dar said on Wednesday that its air force used Chinese J-10C jets in its response to India’s attack, according to state-owned Associated Press of Pakistan.

Most modern domestically-developed Chinese platforms have not yet been battle-tested, said Eric Zhu, a defence analyst at Bloomberg Intelligence. “So having the combat record is a plus for their export potential.” Pakistan has been buying the bulk of its arms from China.

Published in Dawn, May 8th, 2025
 
For the past two decades, Pakistan has operated under the illusion that normalizing relations with India will lead to resolving longstanding conflicts. This notion may coincide with broader U.S. strategic objectives, which push for Pakistan to recognize India’s regional supremacy and collaborate in countering China’s growing influence. However, the reality is that the sentiment behind "Aman ki Asha" has long faded, replaced by a rapidly shifting geopolitical landscape where national interests must be safeguarded with decisive strategy rather than idealistic optimism.

Pakistan must move beyond symbolic gestures and adopt a proactive approach in shaping its narrative. Investing in compelling documentaries, thought-provoking dramas, and impactful films that challenge India's perspective can serve as a powerful means of influencing public discourse. Through the strategic use of media and storytelling, Pakistan can assert its stance on critical issues, dismantle misleading narratives, and present an informed perspective to global audiences.

Additionally, Pakistan must enhance its diplomatic outreach, leveraging think tanks, academic forums, and international symposiums to articulate its position effectively. Strengthening partnerships with like-minded nations and engaging in intellectual discourse will further reinforce Pakistan’s narrative on the international stage.

In an era where information warfare is as crucial as conventional defense, Pakistan must ensure that its strategic messaging remains robust, well-coordinated, and widely disseminated. By combining media influence with diplomatic engagement, Pakistan can counter external pressures and uphold its sovereignty in the face of evolving geopolitical challenges.
 
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