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Karachi: China rejected the media reports, arguing that Pakistan provided examples of rare earths in the United States, describing such allegations as “malicious, manufactured, or aimed at creating division” between the two nations, The news reported.

These comments were made during usual type information on Monday when World times The journalist asked Foreign Ministry spokesman Lin Jian to respond to allegations that Pakistan had been involved in Chinese technology to extract rare earth materials to the US, leading Beijing to impose stricter export restrictions on relevant technologies.

Reports in early October claimed that Pakistan had sent the first mission of fortified elements of rare land and critical minerals to American strategic metals, a Missouri -based company.

Lin said that China and Pakistan remain “strategic partners” that maintain “high -level strategic mutual trust and close communication on important issues of common interest”.

He added that both sides discussed Pakistan’s mining collaboration with the US and that Islamabad had assured Beijing of its interactions with Washington “would never harm China’s interests or cooperation with China”.

According to Lin, the samples shown by Pakistani leaders to US officials were valuable jewelry purchased by staff in Pakistan, not the materials of rare earths associated with Chinese technology.

Lin added that China’s recent announced export controls to certain technologies associated with rare land “have nothing to do with Pakistan”, describing the movement as “legal action” to boost export regulations, maintaining regional stability and non -regional stability.

Last week, China expanded its export controls to rare land and related technologies, tightening its handle to global supply chains, Reuters said.

The new rules, which come into force on November 8-two days before the current rebuilding of US-US trade, export the exports of rare land extraction and separation technologies, synthetic diamond powders, individual crystals and diamonds.