Pakistan and China call on the international community to provide assistance to Afghanistan
PM Imran Khan, Chinese President Xi Jinping discuss telephone issues of mutual interest
Prime Minister Imran Khan and Chinese President Xi Jinping have called on the international community to provide immediate humanitarian and economic assistance to the Afghan people, according to a statement from the Prime Minister's Office. The situation was also discussed.
He appealed to the international community to help the Afghan people alleviate their hardships and prevent instability as well as civil war, as well as help rebuild the country. In a telephone conversation with President Xi Jinping, he congratulated the Communist Party on its 100th anniversary and on the unprecedented achievements of the Chinese people in alleviating poverty.
According to the statement, the two leaders agreed to further strengthen cooperation in relevant fields and promote C-Pac Green Development in line with the high standards of the Belt and Road Initiative. The two leaders agreed to further strengthen relations between neighboring countries. The two leaders also congratulated each other on the completion of 70 years of diplomatic relations between Pakistan and China. Regional and global issues were also discussed on the occasion.''He appreciated China's initiatives and assistance to developing countries and cooperation in providing corona virus vaccine to Pakistan''.
Discussing the negative effects of the corona virus epidemic on the global economy, the two leaders agreed to alleviate the economic woes, take full advantage of the second phase of China-Pakistan free trade, and further strengthen economic and trade ties. The Prime Minister also lauded the success, timely and high quality implementation of C-PAC projects and welcomed Chinese investment in C-PAC Special Economic Zones. Also praised.
According to the statement, the Prime Minister briefed the Chinese President on other measures, including Pakistan's Billion Tree Tsunami Project, to combat climate change. The Prime Minister said that high-level exchanges were needed to further diversify the strategic partnership between the two countries. Once again invited to visit Pakistan.