Enhanced security for Chinese nationals discussed
KARACHI: Acting Consul General of the People’s Republic of China Feng Deheng held a meeting with senior officials of the Sindh Home Department, led by Additional Chief Secretary Home Muhammad Iqbal Memon, at the department’s office on Friday. The meeting was attended by Special Secretary Home Saeed Shaikh, officials from intelligence agencies, Pakistan Army and the police, other senior officials…
KARACHI - Feng Deheng, the Acting Consul General of the People's Republic of China, convened a meeting with high-ranking Sindh Home Department officials on Friday. The gathering, which included representatives from the Sindh Home Department, intelligence agencies, Pakistan Army, police, and the Chinese Consulate, centered on the safety and security of Chinese citizens residing in Sindh.
The discussions revolved around reinforcing collaboration between the Chinese Consulate and the provincial government, with a focus on enhancing security arrangements. The participants emphasized the importance of timely information-sharing and effective coordination among all involved authorities to bolster protective measures.
Feng expressed his appreciation for the Sindh government's support in enhancing security for Chinese nationals. Meanwhile, the Additional Chief Secretary, Muhammad Iqbal Memon, affirmed the provincial government's unwavering commitment to safeguarding the safety and security of Chinese residents, as well as deepening bilateral cooperation and nurturing the enduring friendship between Pakistan and China.
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