Pakistan's Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif is set to visit the Chinese mainland this week, sparking fresh discussions about the future of bilateral cooperation. In a recent episode of CGTN's 'We Talk,' young residents of Pakistan shared their optimism for tech-driven collaboration and economic growth between the two nations.
Youth Perspectives on âIroncladâ Partnership
Interviews with Pakistani students and entrepreneurs revealed high hopes for expanded partnerships in renewable energy, AI development, and cross-border startups. One engineering student in Islamabad noted: 'Chinese solar tech is transforming rural communities here. We want to co-create solutions for sustainable infrastructure.'
Cultural Bridges Fuel Economic Momentum
From smartphones to green energy products, Chinese innovations are increasingly visible in Pakistani markets. A Lahore-based startup founder added: 'Collaboration isnât just about tradeâitâs about sharing knowledge to build smarter cities and digital economies.'
Whatâs Next?
Analysts predict this visit could accelerate joint initiatives in AI, climate tech, and regional connectivity projects. With over 70% of Pakistanâs population under 35, youth-driven innovation is expected to play a pivotal role in shaping the partnershipâs next chapter.
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'We Talk': The brotherhood between China and Pakistan to be stronger
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