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Karakoram Highway along River Indus in Baltistan.
The Karakorum Highway, also known as the Friendship Highway in China, was built by the governments of Pakistan and China. It was started in 1959 and was completed and opened to the public in 1979. About 810 Pakistanis and about 200 Chinese workers lost their lives, mostly in landslides and falls, while building the highway.
The Chinese workers who died during the construction are buried in the Chinese cemetery in Gilgit. The route of the Karakorum Highway traces one of the many paths of the ancient Silk Road.
The highway, connecting the Gilgit–Baltistan region of Pakistan to the ancient Silk Road, runs approximately 1,300 km from Kashgar, a city in the Xinjiang region of China, to Abbottabad, of Pakistan.
China and Pakistan are planning to link the Karakoram Highway to the port of Gwadar in Balochistan through the Chinese-aided Gwadar-Dalbandin railway, which extends to Rawalpindi.
The Karakorum Highway, also known as the Friendship Highway in China, was built by the governments of Pakistan and China. It was started in 1959 and was completed and opened to the public in 1979. About 810 Pakistanis and about 200 Chinese workers lost their lives, mostly in landslides and falls, while building the highway.
The Chinese workers who died during the construction are buried in the Chinese cemetery in Gilgit. The route of the Karakorum Highway traces one of the many paths of the ancient Silk Road.
The highway, connecting the Gilgit–Baltistan region of Pakistan to the ancient Silk Road, runs approximately 1,300 km from Kashgar, a city in the Xinjiang region of China, to Abbottabad, of Pakistan.
China and Pakistan are planning to link the Karakoram Highway to the port of Gwadar in Balochistan through the Chinese-aided Gwadar-Dalbandin railway, which extends to Rawalpindi.
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Army Chief terms CPEC win-win situation, thanks China for gifting COVID vaccines
February 19, 2021
Chinese Ambassador to Pakistan, Nong Rong called on Pakistan Army Chief Gen Qamar Javed Bajwa and discussed matters of mutual interest, including regional security issues. During the meeting, Army Chief lauded unwavering Chinese support to Pakistan during the test of times and thanked China for gifting 0.5 million doses of COVID vaccines to Pakistan Army.
Moreover, he termed CPEC a win-win situation for Pakistan and China. Nong Rong acknowledged and appreciated Pakistan’s contributions towards regional peace and stability.
RAWALPINDI: Army Chief General Qamar Javed Bajwa expressed his gratitude to China as Nong Rong, the ambassador of Pakistan’s “iron brother“, visited the General Headquarters (GHQ), according to a statement issued Thursday by the military’s media wing.
In its statement, the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) noted that the two leaders — Gen Bajwa and the Chinese Ambassador to Pakistan —discussed “matters of mutual interest, including regional security issues” during their meeting.
The Army chief also “appreciated [the] unwavering Chinese support at multiple international fora and capacity enhancement in defence and security domains”, the ISPR mentioned.
He also said the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor’s (CPEC) successful completion “will bring more benefits and prosperity to the people of both countries”, according to the statement.
Nong “acknowledged and appreciated Pakistan’s contributions [towards] regional peace and stability”, the ISPR added.
February 19, 2021
Chinese Ambassador to Pakistan, Nong Rong called on Pakistan Army Chief Gen Qamar Javed Bajwa and discussed matters of mutual interest, including regional security issues. During the meeting, Army Chief lauded unwavering Chinese support to Pakistan during the test of times and thanked China for gifting 0.5 million doses of COVID vaccines to Pakistan Army.
Moreover, he termed CPEC a win-win situation for Pakistan and China. Nong Rong acknowledged and appreciated Pakistan’s contributions towards regional peace and stability.
RAWALPINDI: Army Chief General Qamar Javed Bajwa expressed his gratitude to China as Nong Rong, the ambassador of Pakistan’s “iron brother“, visited the General Headquarters (GHQ), according to a statement issued Thursday by the military’s media wing.
In its statement, the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) noted that the two leaders — Gen Bajwa and the Chinese Ambassador to Pakistan —discussed “matters of mutual interest, including regional security issues” during their meeting.
The Army chief also “appreciated [the] unwavering Chinese support at multiple international fora and capacity enhancement in defence and security domains”, the ISPR mentioned.
He also said the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor’s (CPEC) successful completion “will bring more benefits and prosperity to the people of both countries”, according to the statement.
Nong “acknowledged and appreciated Pakistan’s contributions [towards] regional peace and stability”, the ISPR added.
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Pak, China considering possible collaboration in gems and jewellery industry
February 23, 2021
SOURCEnation.com.pk
During a meeting held between the Chinese Consul General to Pakistan and Chairman Pakistan Gems and Jewellery Development Company (PGJDC) the possibilities of collaboration between Pakistan and China regarding the development of gems and jewellery industry were discussed. Pakistan ranks 5th in the world with regards to gemstone reserves and high-quality emeralds, ruby, sapphire, aquamarine, peridot, topaz, and tourmaline. The two sides discussed the need to use modern techniques to mine these stones.
On Monday, a meeting was held between the Chinese Consul General to Pakistan and Chairman Pakistan Gems and Jewellery Development Company (PGJDC) in the port city to discuss the possibilities of collaboration/cooperation between Pakistan and China regarding the development of gems and jewellery Industry.
According to a statement issued in this regard, Chairman PGJDC explained that the company is a public sector organisation working under the Federal Ministry of Industries and Production, Government of Pakistan. The company has now been declared as an autonomous body of the MoIP.
During the meeting, the potential of Pakistan’s gemstones industry was discussed. At present, Pakistan ranks 5th in the world with regards to gemstone reserves and high-quality emeralds, ruby, sapphire, aquamarine, peridot, topaz, and tourmaline. These gemstone treasures are highly sought around the globe and there is dire need to exploit this potential for export growth.
Different areas of collaboration were discussed during the meeting and it was stressed that Chinese investment may be brought in for setting up lapidaries and special industrial parks for cutting, polishing, faceting and carving of gemstones.
The Chinese government may also invest in the extraction of gemstones as most of the gemstones get wasted due to indiscriminate blasting which can be reduced if modern mining machinery is used for extraction.
The CPEC and Gwadar port will also play a very important role in the enhancement of trade and exports of gemstones if the gems and jewellery special industrial parks and individual lapidary units are established along the CPEC route.
During the meeting, the two sides also discussed the possibility of China and Pakistan collaborating in terms of skills development.
It was stressed upon during the meeting that the Pakistani and Chinese governments should join hands and collaborate with each other for the development of the gems and jewellery industries of both countries and learn from each others’ experiences.
February 23, 2021
SOURCEnation.com.pk
During a meeting held between the Chinese Consul General to Pakistan and Chairman Pakistan Gems and Jewellery Development Company (PGJDC) the possibilities of collaboration between Pakistan and China regarding the development of gems and jewellery industry were discussed. Pakistan ranks 5th in the world with regards to gemstone reserves and high-quality emeralds, ruby, sapphire, aquamarine, peridot, topaz, and tourmaline. The two sides discussed the need to use modern techniques to mine these stones.
On Monday, a meeting was held between the Chinese Consul General to Pakistan and Chairman Pakistan Gems and Jewellery Development Company (PGJDC) in the port city to discuss the possibilities of collaboration/cooperation between Pakistan and China regarding the development of gems and jewellery Industry.
According to a statement issued in this regard, Chairman PGJDC explained that the company is a public sector organisation working under the Federal Ministry of Industries and Production, Government of Pakistan. The company has now been declared as an autonomous body of the MoIP.
During the meeting, the potential of Pakistan’s gemstones industry was discussed. At present, Pakistan ranks 5th in the world with regards to gemstone reserves and high-quality emeralds, ruby, sapphire, aquamarine, peridot, topaz, and tourmaline. These gemstone treasures are highly sought around the globe and there is dire need to exploit this potential for export growth.
Different areas of collaboration were discussed during the meeting and it was stressed that Chinese investment may be brought in for setting up lapidaries and special industrial parks for cutting, polishing, faceting and carving of gemstones.
The Chinese government may also invest in the extraction of gemstones as most of the gemstones get wasted due to indiscriminate blasting which can be reduced if modern mining machinery is used for extraction.
The CPEC and Gwadar port will also play a very important role in the enhancement of trade and exports of gemstones if the gems and jewellery special industrial parks and individual lapidary units are established along the CPEC route.
During the meeting, the two sides also discussed the possibility of China and Pakistan collaborating in terms of skills development.
It was stressed upon during the meeting that the Pakistani and Chinese governments should join hands and collaborate with each other for the development of the gems and jewellery industries of both countries and learn from each others’ experiences.
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Chinese help to Pakistan through CPEC vital for the economy: China’s Consul General
February 26, 2021
nation.com.pk
During an interview with Pakistan’s daily, The Nation, Peng Zhengwu, China’s Acting Consul General said that China wants to help Pakistan’s economy through CPEC and related projects.
He apprised about the all-weather relationship between the two continuing since the establishment of their diplomatic relations. He termed BRI’s flagship project, CPEC, the backbone of the country and added that the next phase will include some upstream projects of educational, environmental, and agricultural scope and in areas of SEZ cooperation. He said there is no reason to doubt CPEC and China advocates the building of community with a shared future.
Lahore – Acting Consul General of China in Lahore Peng Zhengwu in a interview to The Nation and Nawa-i-Waqt on Wednesday said that during the past years, Pakistan and China have enjoyed stable and excellent relationship.
“We have supported each other in development, prosperity and international relations as China is growing stronger, we want to help Pakistan to be stronger as well”, he added.
CPEC, is an essential part of BRI which has been built for years and received lots of appreciation, he said. Now the backbone of a modern industrial Pakistan has grown, which includes large scale energy, transportation, ports, communication projects, he added.
The Consul General said: “Next phase of CPEC will be some upper level projects to build the fresh projects in the country, with educational, environmental, agricultural and SEZ cooperation in sight.”
“There is no reason to doubt the progress of the CPEC. Just like the building of a metro, sometimes the works are done underground and not so easily visible. CPEC has entered a stable developing period.”
He further said:”Chinese President Xi Jinping has said, only the wearer of the shoes knows whether they fit the feet or not. Nobody else in the world knows better about our history and friendship than the Chinese and Pakistani people. We struggled for today’s life and we deserve it.
China advocates the building of a human community with shared future, in which China and Pakistan relationship could be the model. We sincerely hope that more and more countries can join us in the just cause for the peace, development and prosperity of our future.”
Pakistan is a great, important and familiar country to me, he said. The Consul General said that he visited Pakistan in 2007 for the first time and 6 years later he visited Pakistan for the second time as a Press officer of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of China and witnessed the launching of CPEC by Chinese Prime Minister Li Keqiang and Pakistani leaders in Islamabad. In 2018,he was posted to the Chinese Consulate General in Lahore to serve the CPEC and our bilateral relations, he stated.
It seems that he was already bonded to Pakistan and CPEC many years ago. So, sometimes life is a magic, he added.
February 26, 2021
nation.com.pk
During an interview with Pakistan’s daily, The Nation, Peng Zhengwu, China’s Acting Consul General said that China wants to help Pakistan’s economy through CPEC and related projects.
He apprised about the all-weather relationship between the two continuing since the establishment of their diplomatic relations. He termed BRI’s flagship project, CPEC, the backbone of the country and added that the next phase will include some upstream projects of educational, environmental, and agricultural scope and in areas of SEZ cooperation. He said there is no reason to doubt CPEC and China advocates the building of community with a shared future.
Lahore – Acting Consul General of China in Lahore Peng Zhengwu in a interview to The Nation and Nawa-i-Waqt on Wednesday said that during the past years, Pakistan and China have enjoyed stable and excellent relationship.
“We have supported each other in development, prosperity and international relations as China is growing stronger, we want to help Pakistan to be stronger as well”, he added.
CPEC, is an essential part of BRI which has been built for years and received lots of appreciation, he said. Now the backbone of a modern industrial Pakistan has grown, which includes large scale energy, transportation, ports, communication projects, he added.
The Consul General said: “Next phase of CPEC will be some upper level projects to build the fresh projects in the country, with educational, environmental, agricultural and SEZ cooperation in sight.”
“There is no reason to doubt the progress of the CPEC. Just like the building of a metro, sometimes the works are done underground and not so easily visible. CPEC has entered a stable developing period.”
He further said:”Chinese President Xi Jinping has said, only the wearer of the shoes knows whether they fit the feet or not. Nobody else in the world knows better about our history and friendship than the Chinese and Pakistani people. We struggled for today’s life and we deserve it.
China advocates the building of a human community with shared future, in which China and Pakistan relationship could be the model. We sincerely hope that more and more countries can join us in the just cause for the peace, development and prosperity of our future.”
Pakistan is a great, important and familiar country to me, he said. The Consul General said that he visited Pakistan in 2007 for the first time and 6 years later he visited Pakistan for the second time as a Press officer of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of China and witnessed the launching of CPEC by Chinese Prime Minister Li Keqiang and Pakistani leaders in Islamabad. In 2018,he was posted to the Chinese Consulate General in Lahore to serve the CPEC and our bilateral relations, he stated.
It seems that he was already bonded to Pakistan and CPEC many years ago. So, sometimes life is a magic, he added.
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Investments, not a loan; CPEC energy projects sailing smoothly, clarifies China
February 25, 2021
app.com.pk
Chinese Foreign Ministry’s Spokesperson, Lijian Zhao, during a regular briefing, clarified that CPEC energy projects should be considered as commercial investments, not a loan. So, the Pakistani government doesn’t need to pay anything.
He added that CPEC energy projects are sailing smoothly and adding tax revenues and producing very tangible, economic and social benefits. Moreover, he said that these projects would be vital to Pakistan’s national development and livelihood improvement.
BEIJING, Feb 25 (APP):A Chinese Foreign Ministry’s Spokesperson said on Wednesday that power projects under China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) did not incur debt burden on the Pakistani side because they were investment projects.
“I can say this with good authority that these energy projects are commercial investment where Chinese companies invested in Pakistan. They do not incur debt burdens on the Pakistani side because they are investment projects,” Zhao Lijian said during his regular briefing in response to a question that Pakistan had requested China to reschedule their debts to the tune of around a US$22 billion in power projects which China has funded.
“We have responded to similar questions many occasions. I don’t know how you got your specific figure,” he questioned.
The spokesperson said that for the China Pakistan Economic Corridor, there were many power and energy cooperation projects and added, “I think perhaps you are referring to loans on the energy projects. Right?”.
Zhao Lijian informed that he had worked in Pakistan for many years and he was very familiar with the energy projects and the CPEC.
“So, these loans are from Chinese companies. The Pakistani government doesn’t need to pay back anything,” he added.
The spokesperson remarked that the construction and operation of the energy projects under the CPEC are going on very well, providing steady and affordable power source and adding tax revenues and producing very tangible, economic and social benefits.
“We have every confidence that China-Pakistan energy cooperation will continue to make greater contribution to Pakistan’s national development and livelihood improvement,” he added.
According to official data, a total of 22 energy and power projects will be constructed under the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor, a flagship project of the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) launched by Chinese President Xi Jinping.
So far, nine energy and power projects have been completed, boosting the energy needs of Pakistan.
These projects have contributed 5340 MW of electricity to the main grid, helping meet the country’s vital needs for industry, agriculture and domestic consumers.
Another eight energy projects are near completion and will pump in an additional 4470 MW of electricity to the national grid. Another five projects are in the planning and implementation phase.
February 25, 2021
app.com.pk
Chinese Foreign Ministry’s Spokesperson, Lijian Zhao, during a regular briefing, clarified that CPEC energy projects should be considered as commercial investments, not a loan. So, the Pakistani government doesn’t need to pay anything.
He added that CPEC energy projects are sailing smoothly and adding tax revenues and producing very tangible, economic and social benefits. Moreover, he said that these projects would be vital to Pakistan’s national development and livelihood improvement.
BEIJING, Feb 25 (APP):A Chinese Foreign Ministry’s Spokesperson said on Wednesday that power projects under China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) did not incur debt burden on the Pakistani side because they were investment projects.
“I can say this with good authority that these energy projects are commercial investment where Chinese companies invested in Pakistan. They do not incur debt burdens on the Pakistani side because they are investment projects,” Zhao Lijian said during his regular briefing in response to a question that Pakistan had requested China to reschedule their debts to the tune of around a US$22 billion in power projects which China has funded.
“We have responded to similar questions many occasions. I don’t know how you got your specific figure,” he questioned.
The spokesperson said that for the China Pakistan Economic Corridor, there were many power and energy cooperation projects and added, “I think perhaps you are referring to loans on the energy projects. Right?”.
Zhao Lijian informed that he had worked in Pakistan for many years and he was very familiar with the energy projects and the CPEC.
“So, these loans are from Chinese companies. The Pakistani government doesn’t need to pay back anything,” he added.
The spokesperson remarked that the construction and operation of the energy projects under the CPEC are going on very well, providing steady and affordable power source and adding tax revenues and producing very tangible, economic and social benefits.
“We have every confidence that China-Pakistan energy cooperation will continue to make greater contribution to Pakistan’s national development and livelihood improvement,” he added.
According to official data, a total of 22 energy and power projects will be constructed under the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor, a flagship project of the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) launched by Chinese President Xi Jinping.
So far, nine energy and power projects have been completed, boosting the energy needs of Pakistan.
These projects have contributed 5340 MW of electricity to the main grid, helping meet the country’s vital needs for industry, agriculture and domestic consumers.
Another eight energy projects are near completion and will pump in an additional 4470 MW of electricity to the national grid. Another five projects are in the planning and implementation phase.
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Yeah and its so believable that a 99.7℅ European christian/athiest/lgbtqxyz is worried about pakistani muslims, their religion and future.
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A lot more on this site than just Pakistan. What happens in and to China affects my life, greatly. Same with the USA, UK, Europe, and the Middle East. There are huge numbers of threads here that have almost nothing to do with Pakistan. If the site was only about Pakistan then it wouldn't have the non-Pakistan related threads.
For example look at all the threads saying how wonderful China is. Who are the Chinese posting those threads for? Pakistanis? Are the Chinese trying to attract you to live in China? What can you offer that the Chinese don't already have millions of?
By your way of thinking if a name of something shows the people who can be there then no Pakistanis, Indians or Chinese would be in the America's, UK or Europe. Internet is a US creation. None of us would be on the internet just US citizens. Perhaps your way of thinking will win.
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My God u have serious comprehension problems. I was not referring to this site, it was u who showed great care for Pakistani muslims and warned them of becoming Pakistani chinese, thats what i was referring to.
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Ambassador Munir Akram's message to Chinese ambassador
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Celebrations to Commemorate 70th Anniversary of Diplomatic Ties.
The year 2021 marks the completion of 70 years of Pak-China diplomatic relations established on 21 May 1951.
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Celebrations to Commemorate 70th Anniversary of Diplomatic Ties.
The year 2021 marks the completion of 70 years of Pak-China diplomatic relations established on 21 May 1951.
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Beijing exhibition showcases the true spirit of Pak-China Friendship
March 9, 2021
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An exhibition commemorating 70 years of Pakistan and China friendship was held in Diaoyutai State Guest House of Beijing. This was organized by the Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs and had a collection of 46 pictures covering different periods of bilateral, strategic friendship between Pakistan and China onwards from May 21st, 1951. Pictures of CPEC projects in energy, road infrastructure, and port building projects, as well as Pakistan’s beautiful landscape, were also showcased. China’s State Councilor and Foreign Minister Wang Yi, Ambassador of Pakistan to China Moin ul Haq, amongst other officials visited the exhibition.
BEIJING, March 8 (APP):An exhibition displaying photographs of important historic moments of Pakistan-China friendship to commemorate 70th anniversary of establishment of diplomatic relations was held in Diaoyutai State Guest House of Beijing.
The exhibition, organized by Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs, in total displayed 46 pictures covering different periods of bilateral friendship since the establishment of formal diplomatic ties on May 21, 1951.
China’s State Councilor and Foreign Minister Wang Yi, Ambassador of Pakistan to China Moin ul Haq viewed the exhibition held recently. High ranking officials from both sides were also present.
The audience took keen interests in historic pictures displaying meetings of Chairman Mao Zedong, Premier Zhou Enlai, paramount leader Deng Xiaoping and former Presidents Jiang Zemin and Hu Jintao with Pakistani leadership.
Of special interests were the photographs displaying the historic visit of President Xi Jinping to Pakistan in 2015 which elevated bilateral ties to all-weather strategic cooperative partnership.
The audience viewed with immense delight beautiful pictures of CPEC energy, road infrastructure and port building projects showing captivating Pakistani landscape in the background.
The audience noted that photo exhibition revived and refreshed the pleasant memories of Pakistan-China friendship and should be held frequently to bequeath the finest traditions and rich legacy of friendship to younger generations of the two countries.
March 9, 2021
SOURCEapp.com.pk
An exhibition commemorating 70 years of Pakistan and China friendship was held in Diaoyutai State Guest House of Beijing. This was organized by the Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs and had a collection of 46 pictures covering different periods of bilateral, strategic friendship between Pakistan and China onwards from May 21st, 1951. Pictures of CPEC projects in energy, road infrastructure, and port building projects, as well as Pakistan’s beautiful landscape, were also showcased. China’s State Councilor and Foreign Minister Wang Yi, Ambassador of Pakistan to China Moin ul Haq, amongst other officials visited the exhibition.
BEIJING, March 8 (APP):An exhibition displaying photographs of important historic moments of Pakistan-China friendship to commemorate 70th anniversary of establishment of diplomatic relations was held in Diaoyutai State Guest House of Beijing.
The exhibition, organized by Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs, in total displayed 46 pictures covering different periods of bilateral friendship since the establishment of formal diplomatic ties on May 21, 1951.
China’s State Councilor and Foreign Minister Wang Yi, Ambassador of Pakistan to China Moin ul Haq viewed the exhibition held recently. High ranking officials from both sides were also present.
The audience took keen interests in historic pictures displaying meetings of Chairman Mao Zedong, Premier Zhou Enlai, paramount leader Deng Xiaoping and former Presidents Jiang Zemin and Hu Jintao with Pakistani leadership.
Of special interests were the photographs displaying the historic visit of President Xi Jinping to Pakistan in 2015 which elevated bilateral ties to all-weather strategic cooperative partnership.
The audience viewed with immense delight beautiful pictures of CPEC energy, road infrastructure and port building projects showing captivating Pakistani landscape in the background.
The audience noted that photo exhibition revived and refreshed the pleasant memories of Pakistan-China friendship and should be held frequently to bequeath the finest traditions and rich legacy of friendship to younger generations of the two countries.
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COMSATS signs MoU with Chinese Heroboss Technology to set up LED research centre
March 9, 2021
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Comsats University Islamabad (CUI) and Heroboss Technology have signed a memorandum of understanding which will help initiate joint ventures between two organizations and set up an LED research centre in the university.
On the occasion, Prof Afzal commended the time-tested camaraderie between Pakistan and China and briefed about the steps taken by CUI to further deepen bilateral cooperation. He said that CUI employs the largest number of PhD graduates from China currently exceeding 130 and over 50 faculty members have currently proceeded to China for their doctoral degree.
ISLAMABAD: Comsats University Islamabad (CUI) and Heroboss Technology signed a memorandum of understanding at the Islamabad Campus of the earlier here on Monday.
The MoU formalises a number of joint initiatives both organizations have agreed to undertake in the next three years said Ali Tawab Balouch, Head CUI International Office. Officials of Heroboss Technology led by their Chief Executive Officer, Wang Chunping as well as senior management officials from CUI led by Prof. Dr. Muhammad Tabassum Afzal participated in the signing ceremony.
While speaking at the occasion Prof. Afzal said that Sino-Pak relations have stood the test of time. China is a trusted friend, engaged neighbor and a strategic partner of Pakistan. He informed that CUI employs the largest number PhD graduates from China currently exceeding 130 and over 50 faculty members have currently proceeded to China for their doctoral degree.
China Study Center at COMSATS University is engaged in promoting cultural and art exchange between the two brotherly countries and particularly promoting the learning of the Chinese language in the varsity.
Prof. Afzal also said that CUI will contribute towards capacity building of Heroboss Technology manpower and engage in product oriented – joint research projects in areas of cutting-edge technologies. In this regard, he said that CUI will host an LED Research Center jointly developed by the Chinese enterprise. Prof. Afzal lauded the role of Chinese enterprises in involving students interns on active industrial projects.
Wang Chunping, CEO of Heroboss Technology said that the MoU is the first step of a long journey and that her company would like to see tangible achievements facilitated by this MoU. She said that cooperation with universities in Pakistan will further cement Sino-Pakistan relations.
The MoU was signed by Prof. Dr. Shamsul Qamar, Acting Registrar, CUI and Wang Chunping, CEO, Heroboss Technology.
March 9, 2021
SOURCEthenews.com.pk
Comsats University Islamabad (CUI) and Heroboss Technology have signed a memorandum of understanding which will help initiate joint ventures between two organizations and set up an LED research centre in the university.
On the occasion, Prof Afzal commended the time-tested camaraderie between Pakistan and China and briefed about the steps taken by CUI to further deepen bilateral cooperation. He said that CUI employs the largest number of PhD graduates from China currently exceeding 130 and over 50 faculty members have currently proceeded to China for their doctoral degree.
ISLAMABAD: Comsats University Islamabad (CUI) and Heroboss Technology signed a memorandum of understanding at the Islamabad Campus of the earlier here on Monday.
The MoU formalises a number of joint initiatives both organizations have agreed to undertake in the next three years said Ali Tawab Balouch, Head CUI International Office. Officials of Heroboss Technology led by their Chief Executive Officer, Wang Chunping as well as senior management officials from CUI led by Prof. Dr. Muhammad Tabassum Afzal participated in the signing ceremony.
While speaking at the occasion Prof. Afzal said that Sino-Pak relations have stood the test of time. China is a trusted friend, engaged neighbor and a strategic partner of Pakistan. He informed that CUI employs the largest number PhD graduates from China currently exceeding 130 and over 50 faculty members have currently proceeded to China for their doctoral degree.
China Study Center at COMSATS University is engaged in promoting cultural and art exchange between the two brotherly countries and particularly promoting the learning of the Chinese language in the varsity.
Prof. Afzal also said that CUI will contribute towards capacity building of Heroboss Technology manpower and engage in product oriented – joint research projects in areas of cutting-edge technologies. In this regard, he said that CUI will host an LED Research Center jointly developed by the Chinese enterprise. Prof. Afzal lauded the role of Chinese enterprises in involving students interns on active industrial projects.
Wang Chunping, CEO of Heroboss Technology said that the MoU is the first step of a long journey and that her company would like to see tangible achievements facilitated by this MoU. She said that cooperation with universities in Pakistan will further cement Sino-Pakistan relations.
The MoU was signed by Prof. Dr. Shamsul Qamar, Acting Registrar, CUI and Wang Chunping, CEO, Heroboss Technology.
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Chinese enterprise to invest PKR 800 MN in AIIC SEZ
March 9, 2021
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Pak-China agriculture cooperation is set to get a significant boost after the execution of agricultural projects in Allama Iqbal Industrial City (AIIC) in Faisalabad. As per a report, a Chinese firm Zhengbang Agriculture Pakistan Private Limited will invest Rs. 800 million in the special economic zone in Faisalabad.
After the launch of China Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC)’s first Rashakai SEZ, colonization of the second CPEC Allama Iqbal Industrial City (AIIC) Faisalabad begins with planned Rs.53.6 b Investment.
Gwadar Pro quoting Board of Investment (BOI) on Monday stated that AIIC SEZ Committee accorded “approval to 15 applicants and allotted land of 320 acres”.
The applicants include a Chinese Firm Zhengbang Agriculture Pakistan Private Limited with a plan Rs. 800 million investment in the agri sector.
Amongst the other 14 local firms, Zahid Jee Textile Mills, Ocean Ceramics, and Ittehad Metals to initiate business establishments worth Rs.11.8 billion, Rs.11.2 billion and 7.5 b respectively.
March 9, 2021
SOURCEpakobserver
Pak-China agriculture cooperation is set to get a significant boost after the execution of agricultural projects in Allama Iqbal Industrial City (AIIC) in Faisalabad. As per a report, a Chinese firm Zhengbang Agriculture Pakistan Private Limited will invest Rs. 800 million in the special economic zone in Faisalabad.
After the launch of China Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC)’s first Rashakai SEZ, colonization of the second CPEC Allama Iqbal Industrial City (AIIC) Faisalabad begins with planned Rs.53.6 b Investment.
Gwadar Pro quoting Board of Investment (BOI) on Monday stated that AIIC SEZ Committee accorded “approval to 15 applicants and allotted land of 320 acres”.
The applicants include a Chinese Firm Zhengbang Agriculture Pakistan Private Limited with a plan Rs. 800 million investment in the agri sector.
Amongst the other 14 local firms, Zahid Jee Textile Mills, Ocean Ceramics, and Ittehad Metals to initiate business establishments worth Rs.11.8 billion, Rs.11.2 billion and 7.5 b respectively.
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