PM reiterates commitment to CPEC projects

China’s National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC) Vice Chairman Ning Jizhe called on Prime Minister Imran Khan on Tuesday to discuss development under the CPEC framework.

Welcoming the NDRC vice-chairman, the prime minister underscored that the China Pakistan Economic Corridor was among the top priorities of his government, adding that the multi-billion project was pivotal both to Pakistan’s economic transformation as well as to further fortify the all-weather strategic partnership between the two countries.

He noted that Jizhe’s visit was of great significance as it would help consolidate the gains made during the 1st phase of CPEC and accelerate the implementation of the 2nd phase.

While recalling his recent visit to China, PM Khan said he deeply appreciated the support extended by the Chinese leadership to Pakistan on all issues.

Among other issues, he emphasised the importance of ML-1 to modernise Pakistan’s railway system and also invited the NDRC vice-chairman to explore opportunities in steel industry, copper & gold mining, and agricultural productivity.

The NDRC vice-chairman on the occasion expressed gratitude for the warm welcome accorded to him and conveyed cordial greetings of President Xi Jinping and Premier Li Keqiang for Prime Minister Khan.

He reiterated China’s commitment to further deepening the Pakistan-China partnership in all fields.

Appreciating the steps taken by Pakistan to enhance coordination and accelerate completion of CPEC projects, he hoped that the corridor would provide practical benefits to the people of Pakistan.

Jizhe is visiting Pakistan along with a delegation to co-chair the 9th meeting of the Joint Cooperation Committee (JCC) of CPEC.

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  1. No relief to overseas Pakistani. Whose are giving breath to economy. We are sending money regularly but can not gift mobile to even siblings. That is injustice with us. Please allow us at least on one phone per visit for our beloved family members.

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