Diplomatic Dialogue: China and Balochistan Strengthen Ties Amid Security Concerns
China's Assistant Minister of Foreign Affairs, Liu Bin, held a meeting with a Balochistan delegation discussing security and cooperation. The talks addressed concerns over attacks on Chinese nationals by militants opposing China's investment in the region, which include port and mining interests.
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China's Assistant Minister of Foreign Affairs, Liu Bin, recently engaged in talks with a delegation from Pakistan's Balochistan province, in an effort to bolster bilateral ties.
The discussions focused on mutual concerns including security and avenues for increased cooperation between China and the resource-rich province.
There have been rising security concerns due to militant attacks on Chinese nationals in Balochistan, where China manages significant port and mining operations.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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