China has reaffirmed its commitment to global maritime security by participating in the multinational naval exercise “Peace-2025” held in Pakistan. The Chinese naval fleet, consisting of the guided-missile destroyer Baotou and the comprehensive supply ship Gaoyouhu, took part in the drills from February 6 to 11 alongside maritime forces from various countries.
Zhang Xiaogang, spokesperson for the Ministry of National Defense, highlighted the significance of the exercise. “The participation showcases our resolve to jointly safeguard maritime security,” Zhang said. The drills focused on joint anti-piracy operations, search and rescue missions, and air defense tactics. Activities also included professional exchanges and ship visits among the participating nations.
The exercise strengthened communication and cooperation between the Chinese navy and other maritime forces. China’s involvement underscores its dedication to fulfilling international responsibilities and contributing to global peace and stability. The Chinese military plans to continue collaborating with other nations to enhance security on the seas.
