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Pakistan, China’s Gansu Province to Enhance Cooperation

Ambassador Khalil Hashmi and Governor Ren Zhenhe discuss ways to strengthen practical cooperation in agriculture, mining, new energy, equipment manufacturi

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Pakistan, China’s Gansu Province to Enhance Cooperation

Key Takeaways

  • Ambassador Khalil Hashmi met with Governor Ren Zhenhe in Lanzhou.
  • Agreement focuses on agriculture, mining, new energy, equipment manufacturing and vocational training.
  • Both parties aim to deepen practical cooperation between Pakistan and Gansu Province.

Pakistan’s Ambassador to China, Khalil Hashmi, met with Governor of Gansu Province Ren Zhenhe in Lanzhou. The meeting aimed at discussing ways to further strengthen practical cooperation between the two entities.

During the discussion, both sides agreed to deepen collaboration in multiple sectors including agriculture, mining, new energy, equipment manufacturing and vocational training. These areas were identified as key areas for mutual benefit and growth.

Ambassador Hashmi highlighted the importance of leveraging Gansu Province’s expertise and resources to support Pakistan's development goals. He emphasized that these initiatives would contribute significantly to enhancing bilateral relations and fostering economic ties.

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Governor Ren Zhenhe expressed his willingness to work closely with Pakistani counterparts to ensure successful implementation of these cooperation plans. He stated, 'We are committed to exploring new opportunities for collaboration that can bring tangible benefits to both our regions.'

The agreement is seen as a significant step towards strengthening the economic and strategic partnership between Pakistan and China’s Gansu Province. It aligns with broader efforts by both parties to promote regional development and integration.

Both sides agreed on the need to establish regular communication channels to monitor progress and address any challenges that may arise during the implementation of these cooperation plans. They also discussed potential joint projects and initiatives that could be launched in the near future.

The meeting underscored the growing importance of provincial-level cooperation within China’s broader Belt and Road Initiative (BRI). It highlights how such regional partnerships can play a crucial role in driving economic growth and development across different parts of Asia.

'We are committed to exploring new opportunities for collaboration that can bring tangible benefits to both our regions.'

Governor Ren Zhenhe, Governor of Gansu Province