China defended Pakistan against Prime Minister Modi's remark that Islamabad was a "terror export factory"

Beijing, Apr 20 China on Friday defended Pakistan against Prime Minister Narendra Modi's remark that Islamabad was a "terror export factory", saying the nation must be supported in the fight against "terrorism".

Beijing also hinted the issue of terrorism will be on the agenda of discussion at the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) when the eight-part square, joined by India and Pakistan a year ago, holds its yearly gathering at Chinese city Qingdao in June.

At an event in London on Thursday, Modi said India won't endure the those who send out terror.

"When someone has put a terror export factory in place, assaults my people, has no energy to battle a war so attempts to assault behind the back... in such a case Modi knows to how to give an answer in a similar dialect," the PM had said in a conspicuous reference to Pakistan.

Asked about Modi's remark, Chinese Foreign Ministry representative Hua Chunying stated: "Terrorism is a foe looked by all. The international community should work together to combat terrorism."

"Terrorism is an adversary looked by all. The worldwide group should cooperate to battle fear based oppression. The global group ought to likewise bolster the endeavors of Pakistan in battling psychological oppression and collaborate with it," Hua included.

China dependably acts the hero of its "all-weather ally" Pakistan when it is pilloried for protecting fear mongers. Beijing has put over $50 billion in different foundation projects under its ambitious Belt and Road program.

asked if the issue of terrorism will be talked about at the Foreign Ministers' meet of the SCO, Hua stated, "Concerning the Foreign Ministers' gathering on fear based oppression, I trust it is a motivation behind the SCO to advance important participation in the field."

External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj will arrive in Beijing on Saturday and attend the foreign ministerial-level meeting of the SCO on Monday.

Be that as it may, Hua said the security issues will be the plan of the main SCO meet in June, which will be gone to by Modi.

"Security has been a need of the SCO since its initiation. So the up and coming Prime Minister's SCO meeting will see members trading sees on the significant issues. All members will maintain the SCO soul to take forward the improvement of SCO," Hua said.