China has launched a swift response following a deadly terrorist attack on a Chinese convoy at Port Qasim’s Coal-fired Power Plant in Pakistan, which killed and injured Chinese personnel on October 6. 🌏 An inter-agency working group arrived in Islamabad within 48 hours to coordinate emergency efforts, according to a Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson.
The team, landing on October 8, immediately collaborated with China’s Embassy in Pakistan and local companies to address the crisis. They met with top officials from Pakistan’s foreign and interior ministries, military, and intelligence agencies, urging a thorough investigation, justice for perpetrators, and enhanced security measures for Chinese projects and nationals. 💼🛡️
Pakistan condemned the attack and vowed to protect Chinese interests, promising stricter safeguards for projects under initiatives like the Belt and Road. 🇵🇰🤝🇨🇳 The working group also visited injured personnel and mourned victims, emphasizing solidarity with affected families and workers.
This incident highlights growing concerns over security for overseas projects, especially in high-stakes energy sectors. With China-Pakistan ties under scrutiny, both nations stress their commitment to counterterrorism and economic collaboration. 🔌⚡
