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CPEC to bring Pakistan-China more closer: Dar

byCT Report
08/09/2017
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ISLAMABAD: Finance Minister, Senator Mohammad Ishaq Dar Thursday said China Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) initiative would bring the two countries more closer.  In a meeting with his Chinese counterpart Xiao Jie, Dar said that Pak-China strategic relationship is an anchor for regional peace and stability, said a press release issued here.  “Pakistan-China friendship enjoys across-the-board political, institutional and popular support in Pakistan,” he said.  The minister said the bilateral relationship between both the countries has further strengthened through the launch of the CPEC initiative.

Dar congratulated Jie on the inauguration of CAREC Institute and said that Pakistan would continue to actively participate in the activities of the Institute just as it had extended full support during the process of its establishment.

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Both the leaders discussed various issues of mutual interest including ways and means to further enhance the bilateral economic relations.

Minister Jie welcomed Dar on his visit to China. He said that senior level exchanges between the two neighbors have been helpful in furthering the objectives of strong bilateral relationship.  Jie appreciated the efforts of the government of Pakistan for timely implementation of CPEC projects.

He also thanked Dar for Pakistan’s support to the CAREC Institute in Urumqi and expressed hope that Pakistani professionals will also continue to extend support to the Institute in future.

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