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Trip To China Essay

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Sattar,(2010) the 2005 was the year when in April Prime Minister Wen of China visited Pakistan and thus the new era of strong trade relationships began to touch its peak again. Pakistan and China are often known as good companions, good neighbors and good associates whose relationship have passed all the types of test whether political ,cultural , international or economical.
Umer, (2013) said that, the leader of Pakistan Pervez Musharraf went to China where he met with the leader of China Hub Junta both decided to sign the Statement for mutual collaboration in 2003 this statement of collaboration was in the fields related to all the sectors. Both the presidents further discussed terrorism in the region and across the world. Pakistan’s president during his visit to China also attended the annual conference which is organized second time in the Hainan province of China.
Shaukat Aziz was the fifteenth prime minister of Pakistan .In 2005 when Wen Jiabao visited Pakistan both Shaukat Aziz and Wen Jiabao signed a treaty of friendship and support of their relations as neighbors, promising joint support in independent sovereignty of defense system and regional integration. And they also meanwhile announced the start of mediation on the trade area (free trade area) between both the countries Pakistan and China. To promote economic ties and trade they have …show more content…

Safdar Sial(2014), 32 billion Dollars as an investment is needed to develop Pakistan and China Economic Corridor and Chinese corporations and banks are expected to be the main financier of loans for this project and for this purpose, Shaba Sharif (Chief Minister of Punjab)and Ahsan Iqbal (Minister of development, planning and reforms) held a number of meetings in their visit to China for three days in 2014(July) with Chinese commission of reforms and national development, Development Bank of China, heads of Chinese commercial sector , Administration of National energy, Chinese Commercial and industrial Bank and Exim

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