http://www.china.org.cn/english/international/191876.htm

China, Pakistan Organize Joint Military Exercises


A contingent of the People's Liberation Army (PLA) of China arrived in 
Islamabad Sunday at the Chaklala Air Force Base to participate in the 
Joint Exercise "Friendship 2006," the Pakistani army said.



The exercise will begin in Pakistan on December 11, according to a 
statement from the Inter-Services Public Relations.



The ten-day long exercise will strengthen the existing bonds of 
friendship between the two countries' armies, it said.



"The exercise will be the second of its nature, while the first exercise 
was held in China in 2004," it said.



The exercise's focus will be to help both armies from each other's 
experiences in planning and conducting anti-terrorism operations, the 
statement said.



It will be the first time that PLA troops have carried out joint 
exercises outside China. The PLA troops were warmly received by senior 
Pakistan army officers on arrival and a flag-raising ceremony will be 
held to mark the beginning of the joint exercises.



High-level delegations from both countries will visit the exercise area 
during the conduct phase to witness the joint exercises, according to 
the statement.



(Xinhua News Agency December 11, 2006)

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