Dar Urges Faster Pakistan-China Cooperation | The Daily CPEC
Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign MinisterMohammad Ishaq Darhas directed Pakistan’s Ambassador to China,Khalil Hashmi, to actively follow up on the understandings reached during his recent discussions with. . .
Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign MinisterMohammad Ishaq Darhas directed Pakistan’s Ambassador to China,Khalil Hashmi, to actively follow up on the understandings reached during his recent discussions with Chinese Foreign MinisterWang Yiin Shanghai. The meeting focused on advancing thePakistan-ChinaAll-Weather Strategic Cooperative Partnership and expanding bilateral cooperation in key sectors. Follow-Up on Shanghai UnderstandingsDuring the meeting, Ishaq Dar emphasized the importance of implementing the outcomes of his recent talks with Wang Yi. He instructed Ambassador Hashmi to maintain close engagement with Chinese counterparts and ensure timely progress on the agreed areas of cooperation. Focus on Trade, Investment and AIDar highlighted the need to deepen collaboration in trade and investment while expanding cooperation in artificial intelligence, emerging technologies, and other sectors of mutual interest. Moreover, he stressed that stronger economic and technological partnerships would further strengthen the longstanding relationship between Pakistan and China. Advancing the Strategic PartnershipThe deputy prime minister reaffirmed Pakistan’s commitment to the Pakistan-China All-Weather Strategic Cooperative Partnership, describing it as a cornerstone of the country’s foreign policy. Furthermore, he called for sustained efforts to enhance bilateral cooperation and accelerate initiatives that support economic growth, innovation, and regional development. The meeting reflects continued diplomatic engagement between Islamabad and Beijing as both countries work to expand cooperation under the next phase of their strategic partnership. Read More Articles:Shehbaz Launches AI-Based PM Office SystemPak, Chinese Firms Sign Agriculture MoUPakistan, Uzbekistan Expand Transit Trade