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Pakistan, China reaffirms partnership with new Joint Action Plan 2024-2029
The Joint Action Plan 2024-2029 focuses on expanding economic, trade, technology, and security ties, with over 800 companies involved in the Pakistan-China B2B Investment Conference, officials said.
- On September 4, 2025, Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif held discussions in Beijing with Chinese Premier Li Qiang to enhance their strategic cooperation and deepen bilateral ties.
- The meeting followed Sharif's six-day visit to China, which included attending the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation summit in Tianjin and a military parade on September 3.
- Sharif and Li Qiang jointly issued a 2025-2029 Joint Action Plan, agreed to advance the upgraded China-Pakistan Economic Corridor phase two with five new corridors, and signed multiple cooperation agreements.
- Sharif affirmed Pakistan’s commitment to firmly oppose all forms of terrorism and conveyed sincere appreciation to the Chinese government and people for their steadfast backing of Pakistan’s sovereignty and development.
- The renewed commitments suggest continued deepening of Pakistan-China ties, focusing on economic development, security cooperation, and regional stability through multilateral frameworks like the SCO.
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China, Pakistan pledge stronger tech and trade cooperation amid US charm offensive
China and Pakistan have pledged to expand trade and deepen technological cooperation in areas ranging from agriculture to space exploration, at a time when Islamabad is warming to the United States. During a meeting on Thursday with Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif, Premier Li Qiang said Beijing would advance the second phase of the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC), a flagship infrastructure project under the Belt and Road Initiati…
Chinese premier meets Pakistani prime minister
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Pakistan, China agree to expand cooperation under CPEC 2.0
PM Shehebaz Sharif meets Chinese Premier Li Qiang in Beijing on September 4, 2025. — PIDPakistan and China on Thursday agreed to work closely on the next phase of the upgraded China-Pakistan Economic Corridor , which includes five new corridors.The understanding comes during a meeting...
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