Pakistan, China agree to enhance bilateral ties
Speaker National Assembly Sardar Ayaz Sadiq met with Chinese Premier Li Qiang in Islamabad to discuss strengthening bilateral relations. Both leaders agreed to enhance trade and collaborate on efforts for regional peace and stability. Sadiq highlighted the honor of hosting the SCO meeting, which he said would project a positive image of Pakistan and promote regional cooperation. He emphasized China as a strategic partner and expressed commitment to boosting parliamentary-level cooperation, including promoting the exchange of parliamentary delegations in the future.
Speaker National Assembly Sardar Ayaz Sadiq held a meeting with Chinese Premier Li Qiang in Islamabad today and discussed bilateral relations.
Both the sides agreed to enhance bilateral trade and undertake joint efforts for regional peace and stability.
In his remarks, Sardar Ayaz Sadiq said hosting SCO meeting is an honour for Pakistan and it will project positive image of Pakistan. He said this platform will enhance regional cooperation.
The Speaker National Assembly said China is a strategic partner of Pakistan.
He said parliamentary level cooperation between Pakistan and China will be enhanced. He said exchange of parliamentary delegations will be promoted in future.
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