Hunza: Security forces from Pakistan and China have started joint patrols at the Khunjerab Pass in Hunza, a key border point between the two countries. The purpose of this activity is to strengthen border security, improve cooperation, and further deepen friendly relations.
According to a spokesperson for the Gilgit Baltistan Police, the exercise involved the Khunjerab Security Force from Pakistan and units of the Chinese military. Both sides worked together to improve coordination and respond more effectively to any possible security challenges.
In addition, officials said the patrol reflects the strong commitment of both countries to maintain a secure and well managed border region. The Khunjerab Pass is one of the highest mountain border crossings in the world and holds great strategic importance.
Military Cooperation Reflects Strong Pakistan China Friendship
Meanwhile, both sides showed high levels of discipline and professionalism during the joint activity. The exercise focused on improving operational coordination and building trust between the security forces of the two countries.
Moreover, officials said the aim is not only to ensure border security but also to strengthen the long standing friendly relations between Pakistan and China. Both countries agreed to continue such joint activities in the future to enhance cooperation.
Looking ahead, experts believe these joint patrols play an important role in promoting regional stability and maintaining peace in the border areas. Although full operational details were not shared, observers see this as a clear sign of strong Pakistan China ties and shared commitment to security.
