Pakistan and China come closer

Islamabad/Beijing: Pakistan and china are coming closer and closer and are busy finding ways and means to increase strategic partnership.Seen in the background of recent tensions in Pakistan-US relations,Pakistanis have learnt a lesson that USA can no more be trusted and it is high time Pakistan revisit its foreign policy and balance its ties with America.It includes lessoning its dependence on America econmically and militarily.Recent dialogue between heads of governments of Pakistan and China signals towards a major but gradual change of Pakistan foreign policy.China has assured Pakistan that it will ensure that soverignty of Pakistan is respected,says a joint communique issued at the end of the Pakistan Premier visit to China.Earlier china has said that any message to Islamabad will be construed as a message to Beijing which was a clear message to Washington that China will not allow any power to push back pakistan to wall.

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