Trump Tweets against Pakistan while China stands with Islamabad

Diplomatic CircleTrump Tweets against Pakistan while China stands with Islamabad

Monitoring Desk: “We said multiple times before, Pakistan has made great efforts and sacrifices for combating terrorism and made prominent contributions to the cause of international counterterrorism, and the international community should fully recognize this”.

This was said by Foreign Ministry Spokesperson of China Geng Shuang while responding a question during daily briefing in Chinese Foreign Office .

Geng Shuang was asked that US President Donald Trump said on Monday that the US has (had) been foolishly giving Pakistan more than US$33 billion in aid for counterterrorism over the past 15 years, and he vowed that this kind of treatment would end. Do you have a comment on this? China has heavily invested in Pakistan, so does China view US aid there as positive for stability and therefore Chinese interests?

Responding to above mentioned question, Foreign Ministry Spokesperson of China Geng Shuang said that Pakistan had made great efforts and sacrifices for combating terrorism and made prominent contributions to the cause of international counterterrorism, and the international community should fully recognize this.

Geng Shuang
Chinese Foreign Ministry Spokesperson of China Geng Shuang

He added that China welcomed Pakistan and other countries’ cooperation on counter-terrorism and in other fields on the basis of mutual respect and their joint commitment to the security and stability of the region and the world.

“China and Pakistan have maintained the all-weather strategic cooperative partnership. China stands ready to further deepen cooperation with Pakistan in various fields to bring greater benefits to the two peoples”, indicated Chinese Foreign Ministry Spokesperson of China Geng Shuang.

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