China-Pakistan partnership shines at SCO concert in Xi’an

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The China Philharmonic Orchestra performed the popular Pakistani song “We Love Pakistan” at the SCO Night Concert in Xi’an. The concert was part of the 2nd Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) Television Festival. The audience included artists, diplomats, and officials from across the SCO region.

China-Pakistan partnership goes beyond music

This performance was more than just a musical moment. It highlighted the deep and time tested China-Pakistan partnership. The two countries call each other “Iron Brothers” a term that reflects their close diplomatic, economic, and strategic ties.

In recent years, this partnership has expanded across many areas. Under the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC), China has invested billions of dollars in Pakistan. Major projects include roads, highways, power plants, and the Gwadar Port. These investments are helping Pakistan improve its infrastructure and energy supply.

In defense, both countries hold regular joint military exercises. China has also helped Pakistan develop fighter jets and other key military technologies. The two sides often support each other at the United Nations and other global forums.

Cultural exchanges have also grown. Chinese language centers have opened in major Pakistani cities. Similarly, more Pakistani students are going to China for higher education. Events like the SCO concert are now becoming an important way to show the strength of people-to-people ties.

The song “We Love Pakistan” being performed by a Chinese orchestra sends a powerful message. It shows how shared respect and friendship can go beyond politics and business. It reminds the world that the China-Pakistan bond is not just strategic, it is also emotional and deeply rooted.

As both countries face global challenges, this partnership will continue to grow. From economic cooperation to regional peace, China and Pakistan are expected to stand by each other in the years ahead.

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