ISLAMABAD - Former Ambassador of Pakistan to China Masood Khalid has said Pakistan should take advantage of Chinese expertise in science and technology.
Addressing the seminar titled “71 years of Pak-China friendship” held in Islamabad, the Ambassador said Pak-China friendship is a unique account of unwavering mutual support, trust and respect. He said Pak-China relations are based on strong foundation and this relation has been turned into deep rooted strategic partnership between the two countries.
Vice Chancellor National Skills University, in his remarks, called for learning from Chinese to elevate our education system for sustainable development. He said Pak-China friendship provides us an opportunity to promote skill development.
Speaking to the audience, Associate Professor of Iqra University, Dr. Ejaz Hussain argued that Belt and Road Initiative is grounded in market connectivity, foreign investment, global trade and cultural and educational cooperation.
He said China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) is a unique part of the BRI based on bilateralism. The CPEC needs to be expanded like other economic corridors under the BRI. The CPEC can be expanded to Afghanistan within South Asia in order to realize durable peace in that country plus regional stability.
Moreover, since China has already invested $400 billion in Iran. The latter can be encouraged by China to join CPEC too - this would be another way to expand CPEC. UAE and Saudi Arabia also recently expressed interest to invest in CPEC.
Dr. Ejaz Hussain further stated that China and Pakistan need to encounter the said Gulf countries to take practical measures in this respect. He said one of BRI’s lesson for Pakistan is to engage major economic stakeholders such as EU, ASEAN. Pakistan’s survival lies in geoeconomics which must be promoted through media and economic diplomacy.
Political Scientist Dr. Shafqat Munir was of the view that peace and stability is a prerequisite to bring business to the country. He said we should fight against extremism and terrorism. He said peace in Afghanistan is imperative for prosperity of Pakistan.
Other panellists include Fouzia Shahid, Syed Paras Ali, Dr Talat Bashir, Riaz Ahmed Malik and Dr Noor Fatima. The seminar was organized by Dosti FM Channel where eminent scholars and academics shed light on ever growing Pak-China relationship.
Pak-China friendship is a unique account of unwavering mutual support, trust and respect,
says former ambassador
of Pakistan to China
Addressing the seminar titled “71 years of Pak-China friendship” held in Islamabad, the Ambassador said Pak-China friendship is a unique account of unwavering mutual support, trust and respect. He said Pak-China relations are based on strong foundation and this relation has been turned into deep rooted strategic partnership between the two countries.
Vice Chancellor National Skills University, in his remarks, called for learning from Chinese to elevate our education system for sustainable development. He said Pak-China friendship provides us an opportunity to promote skill development.
Speaking to the audience, Associate Professor of Iqra University, Dr. Ejaz Hussain argued that Belt and Road Initiative is grounded in market connectivity, foreign investment, global trade and cultural and educational cooperation.
He said China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) is a unique part of the BRI based on bilateralism. The CPEC needs to be expanded like other economic corridors under the BRI. The CPEC can be expanded to Afghanistan within South Asia in order to realize durable peace in that country plus regional stability.
Moreover, since China has already invested $400 billion in Iran. The latter can be encouraged by China to join CPEC too - this would be another way to expand CPEC. UAE and Saudi Arabia also recently expressed interest to invest in CPEC.
Dr. Ejaz Hussain further stated that China and Pakistan need to encounter the said Gulf countries to take practical measures in this respect. He said one of BRI’s lesson for Pakistan is to engage major economic stakeholders such as EU, ASEAN. Pakistan’s survival lies in geoeconomics which must be promoted through media and economic diplomacy.
Political Scientist Dr. Shafqat Munir was of the view that peace and stability is a prerequisite to bring business to the country. He said we should fight against extremism and terrorism. He said peace in Afghanistan is imperative for prosperity of Pakistan.
Other panellists include Fouzia Shahid, Syed Paras Ali, Dr Talat Bashir, Riaz Ahmed Malik and Dr Noor Fatima. The seminar was organized by Dosti FM Channel where eminent scholars and academics shed light on ever growing Pak-China relationship.
Pak-China friendship is a unique account of unwavering mutual support, trust and respect,
says former ambassador
of Pakistan to China
