Chinese Ambassador Sun Weidong called on PM Nawaz Sharif on Friday and conveyed Xi’s invitation to him, said an official handout.
The PM expressed his gratitude on receiving President Xi’s invitation, saying he looked forward to his visit to Pakistan, which he believed would take Pak-China relations to a higher level.
Weidong said the Chinese president welcomed the prime minister to attend the host-partners dialogue to be held in APEC meeting in Beijing next month, and will visit Pakistan at an early and mutually convenient date.
Matters of mutual interest were discussed, while PM Nawaz also appreciated Chinese efforts in rehabilitation of flood victims and the IDPs.
According to officials, PM will visit China in the first week of November to sign various projects including energy related projects worth $34 billion.
The Chinese president was supposed to visit Pakistan in September but could not get a security clearance owing to the anti-government protests in the federal capital.
An annual APEC Economic Leaders' Meeting is attended by the heads of government of all APEC members. The location of the meeting rotates annually among members, and this time it’s going to be held in Beijing.
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With the help of almighty Allah and assistance from Chinese companies Inshallah Pakistan will prosper. Imran Khan and TUQ TUQ will never succeed in sabotaging the foreign investment from China of 32 billion US$ which will help in creating jobs for the youth in this country.These two stupidoes are planted by the WEST to create lawlessness in Pakistan . They do not want to see us in peace. Allah bless Pakistan ZINDABAD.
Welsone PM Keep your struggle for development of Pakistan and do not mind what D chowk crock are crying daily at night as they are enemy of Nation. All Pakistan is behind you.
Well done !
Don't let anti-Pakistan elements like IK abs TuQ get in the way of our progress .
Good Long live Pakistan-China Friendship.
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