Chinese government sends offer invitation to Pakistan's PM
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China has extended an invitation to Pakistan's Caretaker Prime Minister, Anwaar-ul-Haq Kakar, to participate in a ceremony related to the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI). This invitation was formally offered during a significant meeting between the foreign ministers of China and Pakistan, which took place in Tibet on a Thursday.
The meeting, attended by FM Jalil Abbas Jilani and his Chinese counterpart Wang Yi, encompassed a range of crucial topics, prominently featuring discussions regarding the ongoing Himalaya Region Conference held in Tibet. Amidst these deliberations, Jilani expressed gratitude to Wang Yi for the warm reception extended to him in China, underscoring the immense significance of the Beijing-Islamabad relationship.
Additionally, the two leaders engaged in conversations concerning the ongoing developmental initiatives within Pakistan. The presence of Pakistan's Ambassador to China, Moeenul Haq, further emphasized the diplomatic significance of this meeting.
In summary, China's invitation to Pakistan's Caretaker Prime Minister to participate in a Belt and Road Initiative ceremony marked a noteworthy development arising from the bilateral meeting between the foreign ministers of the two nations in Tibet.
Their discussions spanned a broad spectrum of subjects, including the Himalaya Region Conference and ongoing development projects in Pakistan, with a shared commitment to strengthening the Beijing-Islamabad relationship evident throughout the proceedings.
