KARACHI – Chinese Consul General Yang Yundong met Sindh Minister for Home and Law Zia-ul-Hassan Lanjar in Karachi on June 3. Both sides discussed bilateral relations, security cooperation, and ongoing development projects.
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Focus on Security of Chinese Nationals
The meeting focused on strengthening coordination between Pakistan and China. Officials paid special attention to the safety of Chinese nationals working in Sindh.
Minister Lanjar assured the Consul General that the Sindh government remains fully committed to protecting Chinese citizens, engineers, and experts involved in development projects.
He also reaffirmed the government’s zero-tolerance policy toward threats against foreign nationals.
Furthermore, he said law enforcement agencies continue to work closely with Chinese authorities. Their cooperation aims to improve coordination and strengthen information sharing on security matters.
Discussions on Bilateral Relations
Both sides exchanged congratulations on the 75th anniversary of diplomatic relations between Pakistan and China.
The Chinese Consul General thanked the Sindh government for its continued support and cooperation. Meanwhile, Minister Lanjar appreciated Yang Yundong’s diplomatic contributions and wished him success during his tenure in Karachi.
Strengthening Security Coordination
Officials discussed ways to improve communication between security agencies and the Chinese Consulate.
They also stressed the importance of joint efforts to address emerging security challenges. In addition, they emphasized creating a safe and secure environment for Chinese personnel working on development initiatives.
Senior Officials Attend Meeting
Several senior officials attended the meeting. Participants included the Vice Consul General of China, the Advocate General Sindh, the Additional Chief Secretary Home, and the Inspector General of Police Sindh.
Representatives from relevant government departments also joined the discussions.
Traditional Gifts Mark Conclusion
At the conclusion of the meeting, Minister Lanjar presented traditional Sindhi gifts to the Chinese Consul General. The gifts included an Ajrak and a Sindhi cap as symbols of goodwill and friendship.
