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Pakistan stands firm on One-China policy

Published on: January 2, 2026 3:45 PM

Pakistan on Friday reiterated its strong ties with China and commitment to the One-China policy. Officials emphasized continued support on Taiwan. The statement underscores Pakistan’s long-standing strategic partnership with Beijing.

Foreign Office spokesperson Tahir Andarabi described Pakistan-China relations as “an ironclad friendship” built on cooperation in all seasons. He said Pakistan fully supports China’s stance on Taiwan. Therefore, Islamabad considers Taiwan an inalienable part of Chinese territory.

Read more: China pulls back after Taiwan drills 

“Andarabi stressed that Pakistan will continue implementing the One-China policy without deviation,” the spokesperson said. He highlighted the depth and resilience of the bilateral relationship. This signals Pakistan’s steady diplomatic alignment with China.

The remarks come amid rising international focus on Taiwan. Regional tensions and global attention on cross-strait issues have increased. Pakistan’s position reinforces its role as a consistent ally of China.

Read more: China to boost growth with proactive policies

Analysts say the reaffirmation strengthens Pakistan-China ties and signals a united front on key geopolitical matters. The partnership remains central to Pakistan’s foreign policy strategy.

Filed Under: Pakistan Tagged With: China strategic partnership, FO statement China, Latest, One-China policy, Pakistan China relations, Pakistan foreign policy, Pakistan Taiwan stance

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