Beijing and Islamabad strengthen strategic partnership with expanded investment plans
— China and Pakistan have announced a fresh round of economic cooperation, agreeing to launch new projects under the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) framework. The decision came following high-level talks between the foreign ministers of both countries.
According to official statements, the new initiatives will focus on infrastructure, energy, and industrial development, with an emphasis on enhancing regional connectivity and trade. The two sides also discussed expanding collaboration in technology and renewable energy, signaling a move towards sustainable growth.
The foreign ministers reaffirmed their commitment to the all-weather strategic partnership, underscoring that CPEC remains a “flagship project” of the Belt and Road Initiative. Both nations emphasized that these new ventures will create economic opportunities and boost bilateral trade while contributing to regional stability.
The meeting also addressed security cooperation and counterterrorism efforts, with both sides agreeing to maintain close coordination to safeguard the projects and the broader economic corridor.