China Strengthens Strategic Ties with Serbia and Pakistan

June 11, 2026

12:58 PM WAT

China reaffirmed its strong partnerships with Serbia and Pakistan during high-level meetings in Beijing on May 25, 2026, highlighting the country’s diplomatic principles of mutual respect, peaceful cooperation, fairness, and shared development.


Chinese President Xi Jinping met separately with Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić and Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif, emphasizing continued support for strategic cooperation and long-term friendship.


The discussions focused on expanding economic, infrastructure, and cultural cooperation. The Serbian and Pakistani presidents both reaffirmed support for China’s core interests and expressed commitment to strengthening bilateral ties.


The Chinese President also stressed the importance of multilateralism, global stability, and inclusive development amid growing international uncertainties. The meetings highlighted the enduring partnerships between China, Serbia, and Pakistan, as well as their shared commitment to peace, cooperation, and mutual prosperity.

Source: People’s Daily

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