Pakistan, May 22 -- Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar has called his recent visit to China a major success, saying Pakistan achieved key diplomatic, economic, and security goals. Speaking at a press conference in Islamabad, Dar stressed that the visit was not a routine engagement but a mission with urgent and clear objectives.
During the three-day trip, Dar held bilateral meetings with Chinese leaders and also participated in trilateral talks with Afghanistan. He confirmed a joint agreement was reached that no terrorist group - including TTP and BLA - would be allowed to use any country's soil against another. This commitment, he said, strengthens regional peace and cooperation.
Dar highlighted progress under the Chin...
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