ISLAMABAD: The Chinese ambassador to Pakistan Yao Jing Tuesday said Chinawill assist Pakistan to increase foreign direct investment (FDI) to comeout of prevailing issues.-
He said this while addressing a ceremony as a chief guest on the eve ofChinese National Day celebrations held at National University of ModernLanguages (NUML) Islamabad.
Speaking on the occasion he further said China Pakistan Economic Corridor(CPEC) is for peace and regional development and connectivity.
He applauded the Pakistan new government and said CPEC project will be moreenriched in this government, joint ventures will be made in mega projects.
China wants to maintain and safeguard the friendship with Pakistan and willnever compromise on it, he added.
China and Pakistan both are on same path, two brother and friend stateshave the decades long cordial and historical bilateral relations, thefriendship between two countries is unbreakable, he remarked.
He further said China will also work in human resource sector,social-economic and poverty alleviation.
He said Sino-Pak cooperation in education is excellent, language is like avehicle to understand each other and help in bridging the gap and assist todevelop mutual understanding.
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Earlier, NUML Rector Major General (retd) Zia Ud Din Najam in his welcomeaddress said today our Chinese brother and sisters are celebrating theirNational Day but by implication its our national day.
He said China and Pakistan have almost same history, both the countriesfaced difficult times and China is a role model for us as China overcomeall his issues and rise as a big nation.
China has rich cultural and civilization and on this very auspiciousoccasion all the Pakistani nation felicitate their Chines brothers andsisters a very happy national day.
Faculty members from Chinese department and Confucius Institute performedvarious Chinese traditional programmes.
NUML rector, NUML Director General Muhammad Ibrahim, Chinese culturalcounselor, faculty of Confucius institute and Chinese department andstudents from various universities were also present on the occasion. APP
