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Pakistan has proposed the creation of a financing firm to help build more joint defense ventures that focus on Chinese investment in Pakistan. A Pakistan-China Holding Co. is needed to increase defense cooperation, Prime Minister Syed Yousuf Raza Gilani told media after meeting with the heads of major Chinese defense firms.
The meeting included China's missile technology firm Poly Technologies as well as Aviation Industries Corp. of China, China Shipbuilding Industry Corp., China Electronics Technology Group and China North Industry Corp., according to the APP.
Gilani, on his first visit to China as prime minister, said the Chinese government wanted to make Pakistan self-reliant in defense, the report by the government-run APP noted. Discussions included cooperation in production of JF-17 Thunder fighter, Al-Khalid tank, F-22 frigates and airborne warning and control systems.
The design of the Pakistani-made Al-Khalid tank is based on the Chinese Type 90-II that combines technologies from several Soviet-era and Western tanks. The Al-Khalid is designed to use a variety of foreign engines and transmissions to make manufacture and vehicle supply versatile.
The JF-17 Thunder, known in China as the Chengdu FC-1 Xiaolong, is a light-weight multirole combat aircraft jointly developed by the Chengdu Aircraft Industries Corp. of China and the Pakistan Aeronautical Complex. Its maiden test flight was in China in 2003 and the first two small-batch production aircraft were delivered to the Pakistan Air Force in March 2007. Pakistani production is to begin later this year.
The proposal for a holding company was brought up with the president of the China International Capital Corp., although it is not clear who raised the subject and how much detail was touched upon.
Gilani also said that China wants greater cooperation for building the capacity of Pakistan's security forces that have rendered enormous sacrifices while combating terrorism. "We are fighting this war not only for our security but for world peace," said Gilani.
Chen Qiufa, administrator of China's State Administration for Science, Technology and Industry for National Defense, said that China fully supported Pakistan's efforts in the war against terror. China would provide equipment and related assistance to enable Pakistan's security forces to combat terrorism effectively.
In a later meeting, Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao told the Gilani that China understood and supported the Pakistani government's security strategies. China was willing to boost cooperation in finance, hydro-electricity, education, culture, railway, road transport and the fishing industry. For his part, Gilani reiterated that Pakistan supports China on issues relating to Taiwan, Tibet and Xinjiang, a report by the national Chinese news agency Xinhua said.
The meeting included China's missile technology firm Poly Technologies as well as Aviation Industries Corp. of China, China Shipbuilding Industry Corp., China Electronics Technology Group and China North Industry Corp., according to the APP.
Gilani, on his first visit to China as prime minister, said the Chinese government wanted to make Pakistan self-reliant in defense, the report by the government-run APP noted. Discussions included cooperation in production of JF-17 Thunder fighter, Al-Khalid tank, F-22 frigates and airborne warning and control systems.
The design of the Pakistani-made Al-Khalid tank is based on the Chinese Type 90-II that combines technologies from several Soviet-era and Western tanks. The Al-Khalid is designed to use a variety of foreign engines and transmissions to make manufacture and vehicle supply versatile.
The JF-17 Thunder, known in China as the Chengdu FC-1 Xiaolong, is a light-weight multirole combat aircraft jointly developed by the Chengdu Aircraft Industries Corp. of China and the Pakistan Aeronautical Complex. Its maiden test flight was in China in 2003 and the first two small-batch production aircraft were delivered to the Pakistan Air Force in March 2007. Pakistani production is to begin later this year.
The proposal for a holding company was brought up with the president of the China International Capital Corp., although it is not clear who raised the subject and how much detail was touched upon.
Gilani also said that China wants greater cooperation for building the capacity of Pakistan's security forces that have rendered enormous sacrifices while combating terrorism. "We are fighting this war not only for our security but for world peace," said Gilani.
Chen Qiufa, administrator of China's State Administration for Science, Technology and Industry for National Defense, said that China fully supported Pakistan's efforts in the war against terror. China would provide equipment and related assistance to enable Pakistan's security forces to combat terrorism effectively.
In a later meeting, Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao told the Gilani that China understood and supported the Pakistani government's security strategies. China was willing to boost cooperation in finance, hydro-electricity, education, culture, railway, road transport and the fishing industry. For his part, Gilani reiterated that Pakistan supports China on issues relating to Taiwan, Tibet and Xinjiang, a report by the national Chinese news agency Xinhua said.
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china is not very pleased with pakistan as of late in spite of the military deals which are by and large of commercial nature.china has got islamic terrorism in the form of uyghur's, and the chinese know that pakistan is supportng terrorism.sooner ot later i see india and china coming together because of common interest.
i am just a jealous guy i think jhon lennon sung for india why u guys feel jelous i dont know but indian r classic people ......always balming somebody else ......
viv la sino pak friendship ....
China is a stretigic partner of Pakistan
It has deep pockets does not beleave in financing of old cloth like the American,s
We do not expect or ask for free but after all Pakistan has to look deep into its kitty.
More over a little bit help from Chinese does not matter.
India is also on the same frequency like Pakistan our
nabour boosts of having deep pockets,
But just as a poor man cannot mantain an expensive car bought on bank Financing
Indians cannot mantain their Armed forces ie air force.
The Russians are also not ready to give unlimited aid rpt aid to India times have changed.
This is the reason India keeps on probing different set of deals.
Some with Europe other with Russia ans some with Israil trying to get a deal throug long term financing.
Pakistan has taken right decesion of having a long term Military relation with China
(china is not very pleased with pakistan as of late in spite of the military deals which are by and large of commercial nature.china has got islamic terrorism in the form of uyghur's, and the chinese know that pakistan is supportng terrorism.sooner ot later i see india and china coming together because of common interest.)
when it comes to terrorism pakistan has muslims but when india comes infront of pakistan indians say we have more muslims then pakistan!!!!!! i can say that india is sponsoring terrorism in china!!!! and or ur information pakistani resolve is more clear then that of india!!!! we are eradicating terrorism from pakistan and where india says we will not tolerate terrorism,,,, u on the other hand can not justify what u are going to do with the insurgency in india.
it is asian defense that( dont remember the% but i believe it was 53% of india is not in the control of indian state!!!! now 53% of land is more then that of pakstani state!!!!!
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