The Chinese navy recently participated in the multinational naval exercise known as \"Peace-2025\" held in Pakistan, underscoring China's dedication to maintaining maritime security alongside other nations.
Zhang Xiaogang, spokesperson for the Ministry of National Defense, highlighted China's involvement by explaining that the exercise showcased the nation's resolve to cooperate on global maritime challenges. The joint drill, which took place from February 6 to 11, featured the guided-missile destroyer Baotou and the comprehensive supply ship Gaoyouhu as part of the Chinese fleet.
Invited by the Pakistani military, the Chinese naval forces engaged in a series of activities designed to enhance collaboration and operational readiness. These included professional communications, ship visits, and drills focused on joint anti-piracy operations, search and rescue missions, and air defense strategies.
Zhang emphasized that the exercise not only strengthened ties between the Chinese navy and other maritime forces but also demonstrated a shared commitment to safeguarding international waters. \"Through these concrete actions, the Chinese military continues to fulfill its international responsibilities, contributing to global peace and stability,\" he stated.
The participation in \"Peace-2025\" reflects China's broader strategy to engage actively with international partners, promoting a cooperative approach to maritime security and addressing common threats in the region.
