China and Pakistan: Best Friends Helping Each Other!
Hey kids! Did you know that countries can be best friends too? China and Pakistan are two countries in Asia that have been friends for a very long time. Recently, China’s Foreign Minister Wang Yi met with Pakistan’s Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Mohammad Ishaq Dar in a city called Tianjin in the Chinese mainland.
What did they talk about?
They talked about how they can help each other out and make their friendship even stronger. They promised to support each other on important things that matter a lot to both countries. That’s like when you and your best friend promise to help each other with homework or projects!
Building a Shared Future
China wants to work with Pakistan to build a bright future together. They are working on something called the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC). It’s a big project where they build roads, bridges, and other important things to help people travel and trade more easily. Imagine building a super cool race track for your toy cars but in real life!
Celebrating Friendship
Next year is extra special because it will be 75 years since China and Pakistan became friends. They are planning to have big celebrations to mark this happy occasion! 🎉
Safety First!
China is also helping Pakistan in making sure everyone is safe. They are working together to stop bad guys who try to harm people. China cares a lot about the safety of its people in Pakistan, and Pakistan promised to keep everyone safe, just like a good neighbor looks out for you.
Sticking Together
Both countries agreed to always support each other, kind of like how you cheer for your friend during a game. They are also getting ready for an important meeting called the Shanghai Cooperation Organization Summit, where leaders from different countries meet to talk about important things.
Isn’t it great to see countries being friends and helping each other? Maybe one day you can learn more about other countries and make friends all over the world too! 🌏
Reference(s):
China, Pakistan vow mutual support on issues concerning core interests
cgtn.com
