Moin ul Haque, the ambassador of Pakistan to China, took part in the inauguration of a center in Shenzhen, China. For the promotion of trade, investment, and technological cooperation between Pakistan and China.
Details indicate that the Center is just another step in the Embassy’s continuous efforts to create Pakistani national pavilions in China, both online and offline. To improve Pakistani products’ access to Chinese markets.
The Center, which has a floor space of 4,000 sqm, will serve as a key location for developing distribution networks and displaying products. It will also provide a window into the rich history, natural beauty, and cultural heritage of Pakistan.
Ambassador Moin ul Haque spoke at the event and emphasized how Pakistan and China have close year-round ties. He emphasized the export potential of Pakistan and the important industries that might be further developed in the Chinese market.
The Ambassador expressed the hope that this Centre would serve as a special model and benchmark of win-win cooperation. And mutually beneficial exchanges would be replicated in other significant provinces of China. He acknowledged the role of the Chinese partners in the conception, design, and implementation of this important initiative.
Furthermore, after the groundbreaking ceremony, the ambassador met with representatives of Chinese businesses from various industries, chambers of commerce, and investment funds at a round table.
China has helped Pakistan economically, technically, and militarily; the two nations view one another as close strategic friends. China’s original neutrality policy has given way to a comprehensive alliance that is primarily fueled by Pakistan’s strategic relevance.
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