Chinese Premier Li Qiang is set to embark on an official visit to Pakistan from October 14 to 17, as announced by the Chinese Foreign Ministry on Sunday. During his visit, Premier Li will attend the 23rd Meeting of the Council of Heads of Government of Member States of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) in Islamabad.
The upcoming SCO meeting is a significant event that brings together leaders from member states to discuss regional cooperation, economic development, and security matters. Premier Li’s participation underscores China’s commitment to strengthening ties within the SCO framework and promoting collaborative efforts across Asia.
Pakistan, a key member of the SCO, will host the meeting, providing an opportunity for member states to engage in dialogue on pressing regional issues. Premier Li’s visit is expected to enhance the longstanding friendship between China and Pakistan, focusing on areas such as trade, infrastructure development, and cultural exchange.
The visit also highlights the importance of multilateral organizations like the SCO in fostering unity and addressing common challenges in the region. Both China and Pakistan are anticipated to explore new avenues for cooperation, contributing to stability and prosperity in Asia.
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Chinese premier to visit Pakistan, attend SCO meeting next week
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