ISLAMABAD: Prime Minister Imran Khan will pay his first official visit to China from November 2-5 at the invitation of the Chinese leadership and discuss whole range of bilateral issues besides inking a number of agreements.
During the visit, according to the Foreign Office, the prime minister will hold meetings with Chinese President Xi Jinping and Premier Li Keqiang and review the bilateral relations.
This will be the first official visit of Mr Khan to China after assuming the office of the country’s chief executive in August 2018. He will be accompanied by a high-level delegation including the Minister of Foreign Affairs.
Both sides will sign several Agreements/MoUs of cooperation in diverse fields, the Foreign Office said.
After his visit to Beijing, the premier will visit Shanghai to participate in First China International Import Expo in Shanghai, where Pakistan is exhibiting a wide range of export products.
He will be a key note speaker at the inauguration of the Expo. On the sidelines of Shanghai Forum, the prime minister will hold meetings with other world leaders. He will also hold meetings with leaders of Chinese financial and corporate sector.
The prime minister’s visit is expected to provide further impetus to enhancing the existing strategic ties between Pakistan and China and break new grounds for broadening the bilateral partnership.
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