Pak-China relationship contributed to bring economic development in Pakistan: Marriyum Aurangzeb

Islamabad-Minister for Information and Broadcasting Marriyum Aurangzeb visited the Chinese Embassy in Islamabad on Saturday to mark the 71st anniversary of the establishment of politic relations between Pakistan and China.

Speaking on the occasion, she said we mark this day as a major day.
The Minister said the Pakistan-China relationship has not only brought profitable and mortal development in Pakistan but also contributed to bringing indigenous substance.
She said China resisted us through thick and thin and it helped the interests of Pakistan at all the forums across the world.
Marriyum Aurangzeb said the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor is a major strategic cooperation illustration.
Pertaining to the recent terror incident in Karachi in which three Chinese citizens were killed, the Minister said we will bring the lawbreakers to justice. She said the entire security structure is being covered by the Prime Minister himself. The Minister said the CPEC systems will be expedited.
The Information Minister, who visited the delegacy on the direction of Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif, read out his communication on the occasion.
In her reflections, Chinese Charged’ Affaires Pang Chunxue said China and Pakistan are close neighbours, connected by mountains and gutters and the two countries have participated future. She said under the strategic guidance of the leaders of our two countries, China-Pakistan relations have continued to grow.
She said China always regards its ties with Pakistan as a precedence.
The Chinese Charged’ Affaires said we forcefully support Pakistan in defending public sovereignty and quality, maintaining concinnity and achieving stability, development and substance.
She said we will apply the agreement reached by the leadership of our two countries to strengthen cooperation in trade, investment, husbandry, wisdom and technology, culture and education; and help Pakistan to speed up industrialization.
Pertaining to the recent terrorist attack near Confucius Institute at Karachi University, the Chinese Charged’ Affaires said any attempt to undermine China-Pakistan fellowship and cooperation is doomed to fail. She said the Confucius Institute will continue to educate Chinese to Pakistani scholars through colorful means. She said hearts of our two peoples will come closer.
To celebrate 71st anniversary of the establishment of politic relations between Pakistan and China, the Information Minister, the Chinese Charged’ Affaires and Secretary Information and Broadcasting Shahera Shahid cut the cutlet. The Minister also recorded her prints in the visitors book.