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Implementation on CPEC projects to be expedited

byCT Report
22/02/2023
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ISLAMABAD: Pakistan and China reiterated to further expedite the successful implementation of China Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) projects for mutual benefits of the two countries.

The reiteration was made during a call on meeting of Charge’d Affairs, Embassy of the People’s Republic of China, Ms. Pang Chunxue with Federal Minister for Finance and Revenue Senator Mohammad Ishaq Dar, according to press statement issued by finance ministry.

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The two sides also discussed the progress on CPEC projects and resolved to accelerate and enhance mutual cooperation.

They discussed about further deepening these ties in economic as well as financial sectors, the statement added.

On the occasion, the Finance Minister highlighted the long-standing and deep-rooted brotherly ties between both countries and shared that China and Pakistan have strong bilateral relations in a number of economic avenues.

He commended the support of Chinese leadership to Pakistan in its challenging times and shared various economic measures taken by the government to bring the economy on progressive path.

Ms. Pang Chunxue appreciated the policy steps taken by the government for sustaining and boosting the fiscal and monetary stability.

She shared good will gestures and assured the continuous support of Chinese government to Pakistan and added that her government stands with people of Pakistan and is willing to provide every possible assistance.

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