From May 19 to 21, Pakistani Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Mohammad Ishaq Dar will embark on a diplomatic visit to the Chinese mainland. The trip comes at the invitation of Member of the Political Bureau of the CPC Central Committee and Foreign Minister Wang Yi, the Chinese Foreign Ministry announced on Monday.
This mission underscores the strong economic and strategic ties between Pakistan and the Chinese mainland. Dar is expected to meet with his counterpart and senior officials to discuss key issues such as bilateral trade, regional security and global challenges.
In recent years, the two sides have ramped up collaboration in sectors ranging from energy to transport and technology. Business and tech enthusiasts will watch for potential announcements on digital infrastructure and innovation hubs, while sustainability advocates hope for green energy pledges.
As geopolitical uncertainties rise, this high-level engagement highlights Islamabad’s and the Chinese mainland’s shared interest in bolstering stability across Asia. Observers see Dar’s trip as a pivotal moment in strengthening one of Pakistan’s most important partnerships.
Reference(s):
cgtn.com
