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The Chinese delegation Monday called on the Federal Defence Minister Chaudhry Ahmed Mukhtar and discussed with him the bilateral issues, Geo News reported Monday.
It was decided in the meeting that all the armed forces in both Pakistan and China will jointly launch military exercises.
It should be mentioned that a 16-member Chinese defence delegation, headed by Chinese State Councillor and Minister for National Defence General Liang Guangile is currently in Pakistan on a two-day visit.
Both the countries will discuss boosting up defence cooperation in order to maintain the existing momentum.
According to a press release, the Chinese defence minister will hold meetings also with senior local military leadership, which would further strengthen the relationship between the two countries.
According to diplomatic officials, the terms on which the Chinese provided weapons and equipment to Pakistan was not aimed at perpetuating Pakistan’s dependence on Beijing, but on encouraging self-reliance. This included supply of spare parts, setting up local overhauling facilities, license production and other joint ventures.
During talks between a Pakistani team led by Joint Chiefs of Staff Committee Chairman General Tariq Majid and the People’s Liberation Army Deputy Chief General Ma Xiaotian, earlier this year, the two sides focused on ways of addressing “the tenuous spectre of strategic stability in the region.
The last round of the Pakistan-China defence and security talks also decided to address the “intra-regional disputes and posturing of involved states.”
These security talks were aimed at “sharing perspectives on the fast-evolving regional security situation for developing common insight into emerging scenarios and coordinating common responses”.
http://geo.tv/5-24-2010/65487.htm
It was decided in the meeting that all the armed forces in both Pakistan and China will jointly launch military exercises.
It should be mentioned that a 16-member Chinese defence delegation, headed by Chinese State Councillor and Minister for National Defence General Liang Guangile is currently in Pakistan on a two-day visit.
Both the countries will discuss boosting up defence cooperation in order to maintain the existing momentum.
According to a press release, the Chinese defence minister will hold meetings also with senior local military leadership, which would further strengthen the relationship between the two countries.
According to diplomatic officials, the terms on which the Chinese provided weapons and equipment to Pakistan was not aimed at perpetuating Pakistan’s dependence on Beijing, but on encouraging self-reliance. This included supply of spare parts, setting up local overhauling facilities, license production and other joint ventures.
During talks between a Pakistani team led by Joint Chiefs of Staff Committee Chairman General Tariq Majid and the People’s Liberation Army Deputy Chief General Ma Xiaotian, earlier this year, the two sides focused on ways of addressing “the tenuous spectre of strategic stability in the region.
The last round of the Pakistan-China defence and security talks also decided to address the “intra-regional disputes and posturing of involved states.”
These security talks were aimed at “sharing perspectives on the fast-evolving regional security situation for developing common insight into emerging scenarios and coordinating common responses”.
http://geo.tv/5-24-2010/65487.htm
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Decision for COAS’ extension will be made by PM: Mukhtar
Minister of Defence Chaudhry Ahmed Mukhtar has said that Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani will decide upon the extension of army chief.< br> Federal Minister for Defence welcomed the Chinese Defence Minister General Leong at Chaklala Airbase, Rawalpindi. Pakistan Army’s contingent gave the guard of honour to the respectable guest. Talking to media at this occasion, Ahmed Mukhtar said that three defence pacts will be made with China, which also includes funds to acquire defence equipments and provision of training airplanes. He also said that China is helping Pakistan regarding the civil nuclear technology pact.
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training airplanes means... L15???
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appears to but
but what???
i thought PAF will go for twin seater thunder as a advance jet trainer role as well...
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Pakistan-China sign defence agreements
China on Monday agreed to provide four trainer aircraft for Pakistan Air Force and 60 million yuan for undertaking professional training of the Armed Forces of Pakistan.
Both countries signed agreements to implement the decisions undertaken at a meeting held at the Ministry of Defence between Minister for Defence, Ch. Ahmad Mukhtar and the Chinese Defence Minister, General Liang Guangile, representing their respective nations.
Earlier, the seventeen-member defence delegation, led by General Liang Guangile, Minister for National Defence of China, called on Minister for Defence, Ch. Ahmad Mukhtar, and exchanged views on bilateral defence cooperation, geo-strategic situation of the region and the anti-terror efforts made by Pakistan.
Both sides agreed to further increase military cooperation and strategic communication at all levels so as to overcome the challenges being confronted by the two countries.
In order to promote and increase interaction and closer collaboration between the Armed Forces of the two friendly countries, the meeting agreed to hold Joint Exercises of the militaries of the two countries.
The meeting discussed the security environment of the region and emphasized the need for making joint efforts to weed out terrorism. It was also agreed to share intelligence gathering which was essential for defeating the terrorist elements.
General Liang Guangile assured his Pakistani counterpart that China would continue to provide military and economic assistance to Pakistan so as to make it a stronger and prosperous country. He also assured that his country would continue to support Pakistans stance on different issues on every international forum.
Appreciating the unflinching support provided by the Peoples Republic of China to Pakistan, the Defence Minister said that Pakistan was highly indebted to China for supporting Pakistan in difficult times and specially its role in developing and strengthening the defence sector of Pakistan.
The meeting was attended by Secretary Defence, Lt General Syed Athar Ali (Retd), Rear Admiral Shah Sohail Masood, Additional Secretary, Ministry of Defence, and other senior military and defence officials of Pakistan.
China on Monday agreed to provide four trainer aircraft for Pakistan Air Force and 60 million yuan for undertaking professional training of the Armed Forces of Pakistan.
Both countries signed agreements to implement the decisions undertaken at a meeting held at the Ministry of Defence between Minister for Defence, Ch. Ahmad Mukhtar and the Chinese Defence Minister, General Liang Guangile, representing their respective nations.
Earlier, the seventeen-member defence delegation, led by General Liang Guangile, Minister for National Defence of China, called on Minister for Defence, Ch. Ahmad Mukhtar, and exchanged views on bilateral defence cooperation, geo-strategic situation of the region and the anti-terror efforts made by Pakistan.
Both sides agreed to further increase military cooperation and strategic communication at all levels so as to overcome the challenges being confronted by the two countries.
In order to promote and increase interaction and closer collaboration between the Armed Forces of the two friendly countries, the meeting agreed to hold Joint Exercises of the militaries of the two countries.
The meeting discussed the security environment of the region and emphasized the need for making joint efforts to weed out terrorism. It was also agreed to share intelligence gathering which was essential for defeating the terrorist elements.
General Liang Guangile assured his Pakistani counterpart that China would continue to provide military and economic assistance to Pakistan so as to make it a stronger and prosperous country. He also assured that his country would continue to support Pakistans stance on different issues on every international forum.
Appreciating the unflinching support provided by the Peoples Republic of China to Pakistan, the Defence Minister said that Pakistan was highly indebted to China for supporting Pakistan in difficult times and specially its role in developing and strengthening the defence sector of Pakistan.
The meeting was attended by Secretary Defence, Lt General Syed Athar Ali (Retd), Rear Admiral Shah Sohail Masood, Additional Secretary, Ministry of Defence, and other senior military and defence officials of Pakistan.
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but what???
i thought PAF will go for twin seater thunder as a advance jet trainer role as well...
To me L-15 seems more logical
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To me L-15 seems more logical
are these acquired to train our future J-10 pilots?
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lolzzz omg thats funny lol
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i hope we can negotiate some neuclear power projects along with signings of some new frigates (Type 054). i wish there is nothing in terms of Chines Subs as still i want the PN gets atleast three U214z. China subs can then come along side the german deal.
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may be discussing on L 15 trainer jet that pakistan wanted to buy from china pakistan airforce might need them quickly thats why he was due
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China needs Pakistan to calm its Ughair provience. One key subject which is definate to rise is increasing indian millitary arsenal. Most of the "really" strategic mattter discuess will remain secret from press. Also Pakistan is trying to attract chinese economic might in Afghanistan to counter that of India.
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