Sino-Pak ties: PM pleads for ‘more support, less criticism’

When asked about the details of Sino-Pak cooperation in defence, Gilani said, “We speak less and do more.”


May 27, 2011
Sino-Pak ties: PM pleads for ‘more support, less criticism’

ISLAMABAD:


Prime Minister Yousaf Raza Gilani on Thursday said Pakistan was diligently pursuing the war against terrorism and urged the international community to lend more support.


“Pakistan has paid immensely in terms of casualties and economy. We are fighting the war, which will benefit the whole world,” the prime minister told a Chinese media delegation at the PM House here.

The 19-member delegation headed by Vice President of China Radio International, Wang Dongmei, comprised journalists from Shanghai Dragon television, China Radio International and Tencent web portal.

Gilani said the war on terror was a global phenomenon, not confined to one nation,and needed to be dealt with accordingly. “Instead of mere criticism, the world needs to extend more cooperation,” he said. When asked about the details of Sino-Pak cooperation in defence, Gilani said, “We speak less and do more.” He further termed economic cooperation with China as the top most priority.

Published in The Express Tribune, May 27th, 2011.

COMMENTS (6)

Khalid Rahim | 13 years ago | Reply @Indian: Our mess is our self-centered egotism that no begging bowl nor any invasion can keep our trousers clean. We need a child with a "Light'' to help us reach the other end of this dark tunnel.
Indian | 13 years ago | Reply @Khalid Rahim: Yeah you are right as a result of it we decided to clean our own pants without cribbing, the result was the year of 1971. You guys on the other hand are still waiting with begging bowls for others to clean "your mess" (read OBL).
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