In a meeting with PTI parliamentarian Pervez Khattak, Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi talked about issues of shared interest as well as the nation’s political climate.

Efforts to restore law and order in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa were another topic of discussion.

Both sides underlined their commitment to overcoming obstacles impeding the country’s advancement throughout the discussion. The martyrdom of police and rangers during the rally in Islamabad was regretted by Pervez Khattak.

Minister Naqvi reiterated that all Pakistanis own the country and that progress requires cooperation from all residents. According to him, no force in the world can halt Pakistan’s progress, and its future is bright.

President Asif Ali Zardari has advocated for increased Chinese investment in a number of Pakistani economic areas.

In an interview with a Chinese business delegation headed by Yang Yundong, the Chinese consul general in Karachi, he shared his opinions.

The President said it will help further boost economic and commercial cooperation between the two brotherly countries.

He underlined that in order to boost bilateral trade and economic ties, there must be more engagement between the citizens of the two nations, particularly between investors and enterprises.

The Chinese delegation indicated interest in investing $1 billion to develop a medical city in Pakistan in order to improve the nation’s healthcare system.

The team additionally conveyed their desire to engage in several sectors of Pakistan’s economy, particularly manufacturing, transportation, energy, agriculture, and livestock.

Welcoming the delegation, the president said that Pakistan and China shared commonalities of interest and views on important issues, besides enjoying deep-rooted and historic brotherly ties.

Pakistan and China have been good allies for decades, according to Asif Ali Zardari, and he had the idea to turn Gwadar Port into a regional centre for trade and business that would increase regional cooperation and connectivity.

Pakistan will welcome Chinese investors and would like to conduct business with China, the president stated.

According to him, Pakistan is dedicated to providing Chinese investors with all the assistance and support they require.

In an effort to improve the people-to-people and cultural ties between Pakistan and China, the president emphasised that Chinese language classes had been implemented in Sindh.

The conference was also attended by Syed Murad Ali Shah, the chief minister of Sindh, and provincial ministers.

An important conference to discuss the plans for the repatriation of Pakistani people who are stuck in Syria was held by Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif.

The prime minister received an update on the operation’s status during the meeting, which emphasised how urgent it was that they return safely.

A leased flight is expected to return the stranded citizens to Pakistan today, he informed.

In order to facilitate their transit and guarantee that they receive all the assistance they need while travelling, the administration has made the necessary measures.

The planning minister will personally greet the returning people at the airport, showcasing the government’s dedication to their welfare and giving them the support they need when they arrive.

This program is a component of the government’s ongoing endeavours to support and safeguard Pakistani nationals overseas during emergencies.

To guarantee that individuals impacted are safely reintegrated upon their return, further measures will be implemented.