Bridging Borders: Strengthening Trilateral Ties
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi urged Pakistan and Afghanistan to enhance trilateral interactions to build mutual trust and boost security cooperation. In a three-way meeting in Kabul, he emphasized expanding development, trade, and investment exchanges among the three countries.
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Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi has emphasized the importance of strengthening trilateral exchanges between China, Pakistan, and Afghanistan to foster strategic mutual trust and enhance security cooperation, according to a statement from the foreign ministry.
During a three-way meeting held in Kabul on Wednesday, Wang Yi, alongside his counterparts, stressed the necessity for the three nations to bolster development partnerships.
He highlighted the potential benefits of expanding trade and investment exchanges, suggesting these economic interactions could serve as a catalyst for regional stability and growth.
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