Ishaq Dar Holds Phone Talks With China’s Foreign Minister Wang Yi

March 10, 2026 Diplomats World

Pakistan’s Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Senator Mohammad Ishaq Dar held a telephonic conversation with China’s Foreign Minister H.E. Wang Yi to discuss regional and global developments, according to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. The conversation focused on ongoing tensions in the Middle East and broader international security issues.

Ishaq Dar Holds Phone Talks With China’s Foreign Minister Wang Yi

During the call, both leaders exchanged views on evolving regional situations and shared perspectives on global challenges. Ishaq Dar provided Pakistan’s assessment of recent developments, emphasizing the urgent need to ease tensions in the Middle East and ensure stability in the wider region.

Foreign Minister Wang Yi welcomed Pakistan’s proactive role and constructive efforts in promoting de-escalation and stability across the region. He acknowledged Pakistan’s initiatives aimed at fostering dialogue and maintaining peace during periods of heightened tensions.

Pakistan Highlights Urgent Need For Regional De-Escalation Measures

The leaders stressed that diplomatic engagement and adherence to international norms are essential in addressing regional crises. Both sides agreed that dialogue and diplomacy, in accordance with the principles of the United Nations Charter, are critical to preventing further escalation and promoting sustainable peace.

Ishaq Dar highlighted the importance of multilateral cooperation and coordination with international partners to address emerging challenges. He underlined Pakistan’s commitment to working with regional and global stakeholders to encourage de-escalation and reduce conflict risks.

All-Weather Strategic Partnership Between Pakistan And China Reaffirmed

The conversation also reaffirmed the enduring strength of the Pakistan-China All-Weather Strategic Cooperative Partnership. Both leaders reiterated their commitment to deepening bilateral cooperation in multiple sectors, including political, economic, and strategic collaboration.

Officials noted that the discussion reflected the long-standing ties between Islamabad and Beijing, emphasizing mutual support and close coordination on regional and international matters. Both sides agreed to maintain regular communication to enhance cooperation and ensure alignment on key issues of mutual interest.

The call highlighted the shared interest of Pakistan and China in promoting regional stability, particularly in areas experiencing heightened tensions. Both leaders underscored the importance of consistent dialogue to prevent misunderstandings and encourage constructive engagement.

Leaders Agree To Maintain Close Contact And Bilateral Cooperation

Ishaq Dar also emphasized Pakistan’s ongoing efforts to contribute positively to regional security while safeguarding the country’s national interests. He noted that proactive diplomatic initiatives are crucial in mitigating risks associated with regional conflicts.

Foreign Minister Wang Yi expressed appreciation for Pakistan’s continued role in promoting peace and stability. He reiterated China’s commitment to supporting Pakistan in its diplomatic initiatives aimed at de-escalating tensions and fostering constructive regional dialogue.

Both leaders agreed to sustain regular contact and continue collaborative efforts to address emerging regional and global challenges. They reaffirmed that the partnership between Pakistan and China remains strong and resilient, with mutual respect and shared strategic objectives guiding bilateral relations.

The conversation concluded with a commitment to maintain close coordination on diplomatic initiatives, promote dialogue among regional partners, and support measures aimed at ensuring lasting peace and stability in the Middle East and beyond.