Guard of honor presented to PM Imran on arriving in China
Imran Khan will exchange views on regional developments including state of peace in South Asia.
BEIJING (Dunya News) – Prime Minister (PM) Imran Khan on Tuesday has arrived in China on the invitation of Premier of the State Council of the Peoples Republic of China Li Keqiang to discuss issues of regional and bilateral significance.
The PM was received by Chinese Culture Minister Luo Shugang on his arrival at the Beijing airport while he was also presented with guard of honor. Ambassador of Pakistan to China was also present at the airport to receive PM Imran.
During the visit, the premier would meet the country’s top leadership including President Xi Jinping and Premier Li Keqiang.
A number of agreements and MoUs are expected to be signed at a ceremony that will be witnessed by the two prime ministers.
The visit of the prime minister is in continuation of the long-established tradition of the leadership of the two countries meeting regularly and consulting closely on bilateral, regional and international issues of mutual interest.
Imran Khan will exchange views on regional developments including the state of peace and security in South Asia arising from the situation in occupied Jammu & Kashmir since 5 August 2019.
The visit will be instrumental in further cementing Pakistan s economic, investment and strategic ties with China.
Among other things, the Prime Minister will apprise the Chinese leadership of the government s recent landmark decisions to speed-up implementation of ongoing CPEC projects as well as efforts to project CPEC as a High-Quality Demonstration Project of BRI.
There will be interaction with senior representatives of the Chinese business and corporate sector for deepening bilateral trade, commercial and investment partnership.
The premier will also be participating in the closing ceremony of the Beijing International Horticulture Expo, as a Chief Guest, where Premier Li Keqiang will be the host.
Pakistan and China are closest friends, staunch partners and ‘iron brothers’. The two countries are joined together in an “All-Weather Strategic Cooperative Partnership”. This time-tested friendship between the two countries is based on unparalleled mutual trust, understanding and commonality of interests.
The leadership of both countries is fully committed to building closer China-Pakistan Community of Shared Future in the New Era.