The State Bank of Pakistan will issue a commemorative coin celebrating 75 years of diplomatic relations between Pakistan and China, highlighting the long-standing partnership between the two countries.
According to official details, the reverse side of the coin features the inscription “75th Anniversary of Pakistan and China Diplomatic Relations” along the upper periphery, while the words “Trust, Friendship, Support” appear along the lower edge in English.
At the center of the design, the national flags of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan and the People’s Republic of China are displayed together, symbolizing bilateral cooperation and enduring ties.
Beneath the flags, an artistically styled numeral “75” represents the anniversary milestone. The years 1951 and 2026, marking the beginning of diplomatic relations and the anniversary year, are placed on the left and right sides of the numeral.
The coin also carries multilingual inscriptions. Above the flags, the phrase “Pak-Cheen Safarati Ta’alluqaat Kay 75 Saal” appears in Urdu and Chinese scripts, while the words “Eitamaad – Dosti – Mu’awanat” (Trust, Friendship, Cooperation) are written below the numeral “75” in both languages, reinforcing the theme of bilateral partnership.
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