ISLAMABAD, 08 DEC (DNA) — Federal Minister for Information and Broadcasting Attaullah Tarar on Monday described China as Pakistan’s “second home,” stressing that Pakistan holds the same place for China. Speaking as chief guest at an event organized by the China Chamber of Commerce, Tarar highlighted the growing strength of bilateral ties, noting that the bond between the two nations continues to deepen with time.
He reaffirmed that Pakistan values its enduring friendship with China and pledged continued efforts to expand cooperation across all sectors. Tarar said China has supported Pakistan through every challenging moment, describing the friendship between the two countries as unmatched. He expressed gratitude to the Chinese leadership for its consistent backing and noted that people-to-people exchanges have enabled Chinese culture to flourish in Pakistan, further reinforcing bilateral relations.
He remarked that China has consistently stood by Pakistan during difficult times, adding that the passage of time has affirmed the two nations as true “iron brothers,” with a partnership that continues to grow in strength and trust.
Tarar also pointed out that Pakistan contributes less than one percent to global carbon emissions yet faces some of the most severe consequences of climate change. He stressed that the country ranks among the top ten most vulnerable nations despite its minimal role in the crisis, underscoring the urgent need for greater international support to help Pakistan address climate-related challenges. — DNA
