Pakistan TV Correspondent Abdullah Hammad reports from Beijing on the signing of a suite of agreements between delegations led by Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif of Pakistan and Chinese Premier Li Qiang. The ceremony underscored a renewed momentum in Islamabad-Beijing relations, spanning sectors such as trade facilitation, energy cooperation, infrastructure development, technology transfer, and people-to-people exchanges. Officials described the accords as a new chapter in Pak-China friendship, with emphasis on advancing the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor, accelerating renewable energy projects, improving customs and investment processes, and expanding educational and cultural collaborations. Both sides stressed mutual benefit and regional stability, highlighting job discovery, enhanced industrial capacity, and easier access to Chinese markets for Pakistani goods, while Beijing signaled continued financial support under favorable or negotiated terms for strategic ventures. In addition to economic deals, leaders reaffirmed collaboration in science, technology, and aerospace research, signaling a broader strategic partnership beyond immediate infrastructure. My take: this visit reflects a pragmatic approach to navigate a challenging global economy by leveraging a trusted bilateral relationship. In the short term, the agreements could inject momentum and capital into development projects, but long-term success will hinge on transparent governance, debt sustainability, and ensuring tangible benefits for local communities. While deepening ties with China is a sensible component of Pakistan’s foreign policy, diversification of financing, competitive bidding, and rigorous project oversight will be essential to prevent overreliance and to maximize inclusive growth for Pakistan’s economy and its people.
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Published: May 25, 2026, 6:17 am
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