China-Pakistan: Coordinating for Peace as the CPC Marks 105 Years

Pakistan’s DPM & Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar and China’s Foreign Minister Wang Yi Align on Peace, Stability, and the Next Phase of China-Pakistan Cooperation As the Communist Party of China celebrates its 105th anniversary in 2026, its international cooperation reflects a defining commitment to building partnerships that promote stability, development, and shared prosperity beyond China’s borders. The all-weather friendship between China and Pakistan stands as one of the most inspiring examples of this vision in action. With Pakistan’s Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar and China’s Foreign Minister Wang Yi advancing close coordination, the two countries are demonstrating how mutual trust and shared goals can contribute meaningfully to regional peace and a more balanced international order. The 105th anniversary is a moment to appreciate the CPC’s remarkable role in guiding China’s transformation over more than a century. Under the leadership of General Secretary Xi Jinping, the Party has advanced governance based on long-term planning, development that fits China’s national conditions, and international engagement rooted in respect, equality, and win-win cooperation. Pakistan has warmly recognized these achievements. In statements marking the anniversary, Pakistan’s leadership expressed deep admiration for the extraordinary progress China has made under CPC leadership and conveyed a strong interest in expanding exchanges on Party and state governance. For Pakistan, learning from China’s experience offers valuable insights for development, institutional strengthening, and national stability. The CPC has warmly welcomed this spirit of cooperation and has reaffirmed its readiness to deepen inter-party exchanges with Pakistan. After 105 years of dedicated endeavor, the Party remains focused on the great rejuvenation of the Chinese nation while sharing its experience with partners who pursue sim