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Bilateral Meeting-Pakistan PM Imran Khan and Chinese President Xi Jinping: 6 BN $ Economic Package
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SuvarnaTeja
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oh yes !!!
Thanks for the confirmation. Just wanted to ensured that Pakistan will continue to do Chinese bidding.
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Good times ahead. Get CPEC rolling full steam ahead. Get solid trade agreements.
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Indeed thank you China .
Crushing Uighur terrorist ?
Have some shame , which terrorist ? Post some links ????
You mean keep the wives and children of Pakistanis in detention camps just for their belief , force feed Muslims pork and wine and to renounce their religion for the greater good .
Empty whole towns of Muslims and detain them in detention camps because of their ethnicity and religion .
don't play your Uncle Tom coconut tricky with Pakistanis Brit boy you sound as if you'd sell your own certain Pakistani people to the gallows for just practicing the religion .
British masquerading as Pakistani to spread he's nasty fitnah in a feel good thread when there was no need .
Remember Brit boy coconut we are Pakistanis and religion rules over everything
Despicable human being
Despicable disgusting comment .
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Fcuk off you Jewish swine trying to cause dischord between Pakistan and China !
This is what you swine Zionist's like you do. Not our friend China which is trusted friend of Pakistan. Now Jew boy bugger off. Your attempt at causing strains in Sino-Pak friendship is busted. Go shoot a Palestinians ....
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Fcuk off you Jewish swine trying to cause dischord between Pakistan and China !
This is what you swine Zionist's like you do. Not our friend China which is trusted friend of Pakistan. Now Jew boy bugger off. Your attempt at causing strains in Sino-Pak friendship is busted. Go shoot a Palestinians ....
Now you believe me?
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China eyes closer ties with Pakistan
Source: China daily
BEIJING -- Chinese Premier Li Keqiang Saturday pledged to strengthen its all-weather strategic cooperative partnership with Pakistan and build a closer community with a shared future between the two countries.
Li made the remarks in Beijing when holding talks with Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan, who is paying an official visit to China and will attend the first China International Import Expo in Shanghai.
China and Pakistan are good neighbors, good friends and good partners, Li said, adding that the traditional friendship between the two countries is deep-rooted.
He stressed that China and Pakistan, as all-weather strategic cooperative partners, have a high level of political mutual trust and close cooperation in various fields, firmly supporting each other on matters that concern their core interests.
"China always regards Pakistan as a diplomatic priority," Li said.
During Khan's visit to China, the two sides will issue a joint statement to send an important signal to the world that China and Pakistan are committed to promoting a better and faster development of bilateral ties, according to Li.
Ont the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC), Li said that CPEC projects have been meticulously examined, conform to commercial principles and are economically feasible.
" China is willing to continue working with Pakistan to accelerate the construction of the CPEC in accordance with the principle of openness and transparency, in order to benefit both peoples," he said.
China appreciates Pakistan's commitment to safeguarding CPEC construction as well as the personal safety of Chinese institutions, and hopes that Pakistan will continue to make greater efforts, Li said.
Li also promised to expand the imports of and market access for quality products from Pakistan, and strengthen bilateral cooperation in fields including finance, agriculture and fisheries.
"We hope to see a stable and developing Pakistan. We are willing to provide assistance to Pakistan within our capability and work together to achieve regional peace, stability and prosperity," Li said.
For his part, Khan said with the continuous deepening of the all-weather strategic cooperative partnership, the relations between the two countries at all levels are becoming stronger.
He said the CPEC has become a reality and is being fully implemented. Pakistan views the CPEC as a great opportunity for development, benefiting the Pakistani people and promoting Pakistan's economic and social advancements.
Pakistan will continue to promote CPEC construction and protect the safety of CPEC projects and Chinese staff, said Khan.
Khan thanked China for its strong support when Pakistan was in a difficult time, adding that Pakistan will always be a trustworthy friend of China.Hailing China's remarkable achievements during the past 40 years, Imran Khan said Pakistan also strives to push the domestic reforms process.
"We are willing to learn from China's development experience, deepen pragmatic cooperation in various fields, and strengthen high-level visits and exchanges at all levels, so as to push the bilateral relations to a higher level," Khan said.
After the talks, the two leaders witnessed the signing of more than 10 documents on cooperation in areas including science research, justice, poverty reduction, health and customs.
Prior to the talks, Li held a red carpet ceremony to welcome Khan.
Source: China daily
BEIJING -- Chinese Premier Li Keqiang Saturday pledged to strengthen its all-weather strategic cooperative partnership with Pakistan and build a closer community with a shared future between the two countries.
Li made the remarks in Beijing when holding talks with Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan, who is paying an official visit to China and will attend the first China International Import Expo in Shanghai.
China and Pakistan are good neighbors, good friends and good partners, Li said, adding that the traditional friendship between the two countries is deep-rooted.
He stressed that China and Pakistan, as all-weather strategic cooperative partners, have a high level of political mutual trust and close cooperation in various fields, firmly supporting each other on matters that concern their core interests.
"China always regards Pakistan as a diplomatic priority," Li said.
During Khan's visit to China, the two sides will issue a joint statement to send an important signal to the world that China and Pakistan are committed to promoting a better and faster development of bilateral ties, according to Li.
Ont the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC), Li said that CPEC projects have been meticulously examined, conform to commercial principles and are economically feasible.
" China is willing to continue working with Pakistan to accelerate the construction of the CPEC in accordance with the principle of openness and transparency, in order to benefit both peoples," he said.
China appreciates Pakistan's commitment to safeguarding CPEC construction as well as the personal safety of Chinese institutions, and hopes that Pakistan will continue to make greater efforts, Li said.
Li also promised to expand the imports of and market access for quality products from Pakistan, and strengthen bilateral cooperation in fields including finance, agriculture and fisheries.
"We hope to see a stable and developing Pakistan. We are willing to provide assistance to Pakistan within our capability and work together to achieve regional peace, stability and prosperity," Li said.
For his part, Khan said with the continuous deepening of the all-weather strategic cooperative partnership, the relations between the two countries at all levels are becoming stronger.
He said the CPEC has become a reality and is being fully implemented. Pakistan views the CPEC as a great opportunity for development, benefiting the Pakistani people and promoting Pakistan's economic and social advancements.
Pakistan will continue to promote CPEC construction and protect the safety of CPEC projects and Chinese staff, said Khan.
Khan thanked China for its strong support when Pakistan was in a difficult time, adding that Pakistan will always be a trustworthy friend of China.Hailing China's remarkable achievements during the past 40 years, Imran Khan said Pakistan also strives to push the domestic reforms process.
"We are willing to learn from China's development experience, deepen pragmatic cooperation in various fields, and strengthen high-level visits and exchanges at all levels, so as to push the bilateral relations to a higher level," Khan said.
After the talks, the two leaders witnessed the signing of more than 10 documents on cooperation in areas including science research, justice, poverty reduction, health and customs.
Prior to the talks, Li held a red carpet ceremony to welcome Khan.
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Surely, something will come out of this visit. A few billions is peanuts for China--with huge reserves--when China considers that IMF's potential denial of loan to Pakistan might be influenced by America-China rivalry. Stupid Trump administration is on full cylinders blowing away relationships--but that's for another topic.
PS. I remember when I heard the words 'due diligence' first time: Zardari's PPP govt taking power in Pakistan after the 2008/9 elections. Then, too, Pakistan was in dire need of money and approached China. But the Chinese said: "We have done our due diligence and this one doesn't meet the merit".
PS. I remember when I heard the words 'due diligence' first time: Zardari's PPP govt taking power in Pakistan after the 2008/9 elections. Then, too, Pakistan was in dire need of money and approached China. But the Chinese said: "We have done our due diligence and this one doesn't meet the merit".
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xie xie tie gemen. wo xiwang yihuier women bajistan ren ye neng bangzhu zhongguo ren min. xiwang bajistan he zhongguo chengwei zui lihai de Xiongdi Guo jia. zenme shuo lai zhe... Tie xiongdi.
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Will be surprisingly if china agrees to it..they believe in trade not aid
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Exactly what we Pakistanis need, trade and not aid.
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