Wang Yi had a phone call with Pakistani Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Dar.

On May 10, 2025, Wang Yi, member of the Political Bureau of the CPC Central Committee and Minister of Foreign Affairs, had a telephone conversation with Pakistani Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Dar about the latest situation of the India-Pakistan conflict. Dar briefed on the latest situation of the India-Pakistan conflict, stating that Pakistan is willing to achieve a ceasefire with India, but will not lower its guard and will respond to any violation of Pakistani sovereignty and territory. He thanked China for its mediation efforts to achieve a ceasefire and stop the war, and expressed willingness to maintain close communication with China and the international community. Wang Yi expressed concerns about the escalation of the India-Pakistan conflict as neighbors of both countries. The conflict has caused civilian casualties in Pakistan, for which China expresses condolences. China supports Pakistan in upholding national sovereignty and dignity, and believes that Pakistan will handle the current situation calmly and make decisions that are in line with its fundamental and long-term interests. China looks forward to and supports both Pakistan and India achieving a ceasefire as soon as possible. Once a ceasefire is reached, both sides should abide by it together to prevent further conflict. This is in the interests of both Pakistan and India, and is also the common expectation of the international community. China is willing to continue to play an active role in this regard. Wang Yi said that Pakistan is at the forefront of the fight against international terrorism and has made important contributions. China supports Pakistan in continuing its resolute fight against terrorism. In the current tense situation, it is believed that Pakistan will ensure the safety of Chinese personnel and institutions in Pakistan.