Chinese Premier Li Qiang arrived in Islamabad for a four-day bilateral visit, coinciding with the upcoming Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) summit in Pakistan. The visit, marked by enhanced security measures and a three-day public holiday, highlights the significance of the event.
Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif greeted the distinguished guest with a grand welcome, emphasizing the strategic partnership between Pakistan and China. Premier Li will engage with key Pakistani leaders and military officials to discuss various aspects of bilateral relations, particularly economic cooperation under CPEC.
Amidst preparations for the SCO summit, PM Shehbaz will chair the meeting, focusing on regional cooperation, trade, and financial integrity among member states. The event is poised to showcase Pakistan as a trade hub, fostering economic integration and cultural exchanges to promote regional stability.
Notable delegates from India, Russia, China, and other SCO member states have arrived in Islamabad, underscoring the significance of the summit. With meticulous preparations in place, Pakistan aims to facilitate a seamless and productive experience for all participants during the event.