Chinese Premier Li Qiang is set to embark on a visit to Pakistan next week, where he will attend the 23rd Meeting of the Council of Heads of Government of Member States of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO). This announcement was made by the Chinese Foreign Ministry on Sunday.
The visit, scheduled from October 14 to 17, highlights the strong diplomatic relations between China and Pakistan. As one of the founding members of the SCO, China plays a crucial role in promoting regional cooperation and economic development.
During his visit, Premier Li is expected to discuss key issues with Pakistani leaders, focusing on bilateral cooperation, trade, and regional security. The SCO meeting in Islamabad will provide an opportunity for member states to reinforce their commitment to enhancing stability and prosperity in the region.
This visit underscores the significance of collaboration between China and Pakistan in addressing common challenges and pursuing shared goals for the benefit of both countries and the broader SCO community.