PESHAWAR, June 01, 2026: (Adnan Bashir Khan): The Director General (China) of Pakistan’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs Muhammad Tariq Wazir paid a visit to China Window, the state-of-the-art Chinese cultural and information center in Peshawar, where he lauded the institution’s remarkable contribution to promoting people-to-people contacts and deepening the historic friendship between Pakistan and China. During his visit, Muhammad Tariq Wazir toured the various galleries of China Window, which showcase Chinese history, culture, technological advancement, tourism, education, and the enduring bond between the peoples of Pakistan and China. He expressed keen interest in the center’s diverse exhibits and appreciated the efforts made to present China’s rich civilization and modern achievements to the people of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.
The Director General also signed the Friendship Wall and recorded his impressions in the Visitors’ Book, commending the vision and dedication behind the establishment of the cultural center. Speaking on the occasion, he said he was delighted and excited to visit China Window, adding that he had heard much about the institution before coming to see it personally. “I would like to commend the organizers and everyone associated with this remarkable initiative. What has been achieved here is truly impressive. China Window has already done wonders in promoting Pakistan-China friendship, and I am confident that its role will become even more significant in the years ahead,” he remarked.
He noted that a platform like China Window was greatly needed in Peshawar and that its establishment had filled an important gap in cultural diplomacy and mutual understanding between the two countries.
“An institution like this, based in Peshawar, was always needed. We believe its activities should be expanded in many directions so that more people can benefit from learning about China and the longstanding friendship between our two nations,” he said.
The Director General emphasized that cultural exchanges and people-to-people connections remain the cornerstone of Pakistan-China relations. He assured the management of China Window of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs’ support in promoting collaborative initiatives that bring the people of the two countries closer together.
“I assure you, on behalf of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Government of Pakistan, that such collaborations are essential. We will continue to encourage and facilitate Pakistan-China cooperation on various platforms. However, platforms like China Window are among the most important because they directly connect the people of both countries and help build mutual understanding,” he stated.
Expressing optimism about the future of bilateral relations, he said that Pakistan and China would continue to support each other in various fields and that institutions such as China Window would play a pivotal role in strengthening this enduring partnership.
The visit concluded with an interactive session during which the Director General appreciated the efforts of China Window’s administration, staff, and volunteers for their dedication to fostering cultural understanding and friendship between Pakistan and China.
China Window, established in Peshawar as a unique cultural and information center, has emerged as a vibrant platform for cultural exchange, educational activities, seminars, exhibitions, language promotion, and initiatives aimed at enhancing Pakistan-China friendship. The center continues to host a wide range of programs that bring together diplomats, academics, students, media professionals, and members of civil society, contributing significantly to the vision of a stronger and more connected Pakistan-China community.
