Pak, China Signal Agreements To Strengthen “Iron-Clad Friendship”

Pakistan’s Overseas Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi meets his Chinese language counterpart Wang Yi

Islamabad:

Pakistan’s Overseas Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi and his Chinese language counterpart Wang Yi mentioned methods to additional strengthen the “iron-clad friendship” between the 2 international locations as the 2 sides signed 5 agreements to deepen their bilateral cooperation in numerous fields, the Overseas Workplace stated at present.

The agreements have been inked in Islamabad on Monday after the assembly between Mr Qureshi and Wang.

Wang is in Islamabad to attend the forty eighth session of the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation Council of Overseas Ministers (OIC-CFM) as a particular visitor on the invitation of Mr Qureshi.

Each reaffirmed the resolve to maintain and construct upon the present momentum of bilateral relations, the Overseas Workplace stated in a press release.

The 2 ministers exchanged views on bilateral strategic, financial and safety cooperation, COVID-19 pandemic, the scenario in Ukraine and regional and worldwide problems with mutual curiosity.

“Methods to additional strengthen the iron-clad friendship between the 2 international locations have been mentioned,” the assertion stated. 5 agreements have been signed after the assembly, it stated.

Happy to welcome my buddy #WangYi State Councilor & FM of #China as particular visitor for #OICInPakistan. That is the primary time China is collaborating in an @OIC_OCI CFM & I’m assured that interactions with OIC nation counterparts will additional strengthen engagement. #OIC48CFMpic.twitter.com/nfUfCKv8v3

— Shah Mahmood Qureshi (@SMQureshiPTI) March 21, 2022

The primary settlement was signed between the Ministry of Training of China and the Increased Training Fee of Pakistan on “Mutual Recognition of Increased Training Certificates and Levels”.

Mr Qureshi additionally emphasised that each international locations should proceed deeper engagement to advertise peace and stability in Afghanistan and avert a humanitarian disaster there.