Naqvi discusses fight against terrorism and police cooperation with Chinese Ambassador Jiang Zedong
Federal Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi discusses counter-terrorism, business security and police cooperation with Chinese Ambassador Jiang Zedong in Islamabad on March 27, 2026.
Federal Home Minister Mohsin Naqvi visited the Chinese embassy in the diplomatic enclave. Chinese Ambassador Jiang Zedong welcomed Minister Naqvi upon his arrival at the embassy.
Discussions during the meeting focused on counter-terrorism, security cooperation, police exchange programs and other key issues. The general regional situation was also discussed.
To address the security challenges faced by Chinese investors in Pakistan, it was decided to organize a business conference.
- In the first phase, meetings will be held with the Chinese business community currently in Pakistan.
- In the second phase, meetings will be arranged with investors interested in investing in Pakistan.
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A Special Protection Unit is being created to ensure the safety of foreigners, the Interior Minister said.
- The Special Protection Unit will ensure the safety of Chinese citizens in Islamabad, Naqvi added.
- During their training, Special Protection Unit personnel will also learn the Chinese language, he said.
A day earlier, Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif met Chinese Ambassador HE Jiang Zaidong at Prime Minister House to discuss economic ties between Pakistan and China and ongoing bilateral projects including CPEC 2.0 with a focus on agriculture, industry and infrastructure. The Prime Minister congratulated the Chinese leaders on the successful conclusion of the “Two Sessions” and thanked them for their warm greetings on Pakistan Day.
Ambassador Jiang expressed China’s gratitude for Pakistan’s resilience and reform efforts and pledged continued support on trade and investment. Both sides acknowledged progress in strengthening bilateral relations, reaffirmed the “All-Weather Strategic Cooperative Partnership” and looked forward to commemorating the 75th anniversary of diplomatic relations through high-level engagements, while emphasizing regional stability and close coordination on issues of mutual interest.
