China pledges full cooperation to Pakistan in security training

During a recent meeting between Chinese Interior Minister Qi Yanjun and Pakistani Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi, China has pledged full cooperation to Pakistan in training the Special Protection Unit (SPU) and addressing other security-related issues. This collaboration aims to enhance security measures in Pakistan, particularly focusing on safeguarding Chinese nationals in the country.

The Chinese Interior Minister, Qi Yanjun, expressed his support for the establishment of the SPU in Islamabad, which has been specifically designed to protect Chinese citizens in Pakistan following a series of terrorist incidents targeting them. The SPU plays a crucial role in ensuring the safety and security of Chinese nationals residing or visiting Pakistan.

Minister Mohsin Naqvi welcomed the Chinese minister's commitment to providing comprehensive training to the SPU, emphasizing the importance of strengthening security cooperation between China and Pakistan. The partnership between the two countries in this area is vital for maintaining peace and stability in the region.

The collaboration between China and Pakistan in training the Special Protection Unit reflects a strong commitment to enhancing security measures and protecting Chinese nationals in Pakistan. This initiative not only strengthens bilateral ties between the two countries but also contributes to promoting peace and stability in the region. By working together, China and Pakistan are taking proactive steps to address security challenges and ensure the safety of all individuals within their borders.