Original title: Pakistani Prime Minister revealed: The United States and the West are putting pressure on Pakistan due to Sino-Pakistani relations, but Pakistan will never succumb
[环球网报道]Based on Pakistan’s “Dawn”, “Hindustan Times” and other media news, Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan was interviewed by the media on the 29th and talked about the 70-year diplomatic relations between China and Pakistan. He revealed that Pakistan has received “pressure” from the United States and other Western powers in its “all-weather” relationship with China, but Pakistan will not succumb to such pressure.
According to the report, Imran Khan said in an interview with China Global Television Network (CGTN) that Pakistan and China have had a “very special relationship” spanning 70 years. Nothing can change this relationship that has stood the test of time.
Speaking of Sino-U.S. competition, Imran Khan said that Pakistan believes that it is “very unfair for the United States or other Western powers to pressure “countries like us” in their conflict with China to make these countries choose sides. “.
“Why choose a side station? We should have a good relationship with everyone. If pressure is put on Pakistan to change its relationship with China or lower the level of its relationship with China, this will not happen, this will not happen.” He also emphasized that Pakistan will never succumb to any pressure, “No matter what happens, no matter what pressure we are under, the relationship between our two countries will not change.”
In response to a question on how to further deepen China-Pakistan relations, Imran Khan said that trade is very important for China and Pakistan to enhance bilateral relations in the future, and called the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) “Pakistan’s biggest thing.”
In addition, he also stated that China and Pakistan have a strong political relationship, but this relationship is not limited to the government, but is also a “people-to-people relationship.” Whenever Pakistan encounters political or international troubles, or conflicts with neighboring countries, China “always stands with us.”
“When it’s going well, everyone will stand with you. But when you are in difficulties, difficulties, and bad times, you will remember those who stand with you. That’s why you will find that in Pakistan, people There is always a special love for Chinese people.”
On May 21, 1951, China and Pakistan officially established diplomatic relations. Over the past 70 years, the two countries have watched and helped each other and have developed into all-weather strategic cooperative partners. The construction of the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor has achieved fruitful results, and the concept of building a closer China-Pakistan community with a shared future in the new era is deeply rooted in the hearts of the people. China and Pakistan are two countries that share the same fate, and this is a friendship that shares a common destiny. Pakistani President Alvi once stated that Pakistan-China friendship is “higher than mountains, deeper than the sea, and sweeter than honey.” Bilateral relations have continued to develop and deepen, becoming a model of state-to-state exchanges.
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