Rashid added that the linkage between South Asia, Central Asia, North Africa and Gulf states would further strengthen the economic and cultural ties leading to peace, stability and prosperity along the Silk Road.
He remarked in his address that development and prosperity require peaceful coexistence between different nations, ethnic groups, diverse cultural backgrounds and faiths.
He stated that in view of this the countries need more cultural interactions to facilitate economic development driven by cultural exchange.
Rashid also appreciated the vision of the Chinese leadership for initiating the historic project of China Pakistan Economic Corridor.
He added that the corridor would transform communication, economic and cultural landscape besides promoting shared progress and development between China and Pakistan.
Published in The Express Tribune, September 21st, 2016.
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