Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) Director General Lt Gen Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry has praised the exceptional performance of Chinese-made weapons deployed during Pakistan’s recent military operations in May.
In an interview with Bloomberg, he noted that these advanced systems displayed impressive accuracy, reliability, and operational strength in the field.
Lt Gen Sharif emphasized that Pakistan’s defense strategy is focused on modernization, technological progress, and maintaining strategic balance — not on escalating regional arms races. He stressed that the goal is to ensure national security through efficiency and integration, rather than through competition in weaponry.
The ISPR chief added that Pakistan is moving toward greater self-reliance in defense production by investing in local innovation and deepening collaboration with trusted partners like China.
He highlighted that such partnerships are vital for advancing Pakistan’s technological capabilities and ensuring access to modern warfare solutions.
Analysts view his remarks as a sign of growing strategic and military cooperation between China and Pakistan, particularly in joint defense production and technology transfer.
Amid ongoing regional tensions, Pakistan’s focus on modern and efficient weapon systems reflects its broader commitment to stability, precision, and innovation in defense.
Lt Gen Sharif concluded that Pakistan’s defense modernization efforts are guided by long-term goals of sustainability and strategic independence, ensuring that its armed forces remain prepared and capable for future challenges.
