Webinar highlights the prospects of Pak-China cooperation in various fields
A webinar titled “China-Pakistan Friendship: Opportunities and Prospects beyond 70 Years.” was jointly organized by Pakistan Study Centre of Punjab University and Pakistan Study Centre Sichuan. PU Dean Faculty of Arts and Humanities Prof Dr. Amra Raza highlighted the need to enhance academic cooperation among belt and road countries. Moreover, she discussed the prospects of tourism, economic, cultural, and industrial cooperation between Pakistan and China. Both sides agreed that the webinar provided an excellent opportunity to discuss such an important topic and termed it a timely initiative.
LAHORE: Pakistan Study Centre of Punjab University and Pakistan Study Centre Sichuan, China have jointly organized an online seminar on “China-Pakistan Friendship: Opportunities and Prospects beyond 70 Years.”
PU Dean Faculty of Arts and Humanities Prof Dr Amra Raza, Dr Guangmin Xiu, Deputy Director of the Pakistan Study Centre, Office of Teaching and Research Director Hong Shu, Dr Amjad Abbas Magsi, faculty members and 10 students from the School of International Relations and the School of History and Culture were invited to have online exchanges with eight teachers and students from the Pakistan Study Centre of Punjab University.
Dr Magsi moderated the proceedings of the seminar. Addressing the seminar, Dr Amra Raza underscored the need for enhancing joint cooperation in the field of literature among the Belt and Road countries.
She also highlighted that joint research projects and student and faculty exchanges could enhance friendly ties between China and Pakistan. Young students from both sides discussed the China-Pakistan tourism cooperation, the prospects and challenges of the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor, cultural exchanges and industrial cooperation under CPEC, China-Pakistan energy cooperation, China-Pakistan cultural exchanges after the pandemic, and South Asia.
Dr Guangmin Xiu and Dr Amjad Magsi summarized the meeting. Both sides believed that the online seminar had played a positive role in deepening mutual understanding and promoting academic exchanges and cooperation between the two universities.
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