Chinese, Pakistani scientists join hands for solutions to citrus diseases and insect pests2023-03-24
Chinese and Pakistani scientists are collaborating to develop biological control measures to enhance the quality and quantity of citrus fruits in Pakistan.

Luban Workshop empowering Pakistani youth2023-03-23
Luban Workshop, an initiative jointly advanced by Punjab Technical Education and Vocational Training Authority (TEVTA), Pakistan and Tianjin Modern Vocational Technology College, China, is empowering local youth by equipping them with technical know-how.

China provides first-class platform for Pakistani furniture enterprises2023-03-29
“China’s furniture industry integrates R & D, design, manufacturing, marketing and service, with modernization and scale. Large-scale industry exhibitions in China provide an advanced learning platform for Pakistani enterprises,”highlighted Ali Ansar Ghumman, ex-chairman of All Pakistan Furniture Maker Association (APFMA) and associate member of board of directors, Council of Asia Pacific Furniture Association (China).

Yiwu, a gateway for Pakistan’s exportable products: Pakistani Envoy2023-03-29
“In 2022, Pakistan’s trade with the YRD region exceeded USD 11 billion. Within the YRD region, the Zhejiang province, in which the Yiwu city is located, is Pakistan’s largest trading partner, and contributes USD 6.7 billion to bilateral trade. An immense potential for further increasing bilateral trade volume exists and can be tapped into by concerted efforts of govts and businesses,” highlighted Hussain Haider, Consul General of Pakistan in Shanghai.

Gwadar student participated in the UN 2023 Water Conference2023-03-29
Director General Gwadar Development Authority (GDA) Mujeeb-ur-Rehman Qambarani on Wednesday hailed Miss Bahar Tahira Khalil, a young leader from Gwadar for representing Balochistan at “The UN 2023 Water Conference”, which was held on 22-24 March in New York.

China-made buses soon to run on Quetta roads2023-03-29
Balochistan will soon have China-made green buses running on its capital Quetta’s roads, the government said on Tuesday afternoon.

Book about adventures in Pakistan published in Chinese2023-03-29

China Economic Review Mar. 282023-03-28
The 133rd Canton Fair is scheduled to be held in Guangzhou in three phases from April 15 to May 5. The current Canton Fair will fully resume offline exhibitions, while normalizing the operation of online platforms.

AIIB ready to support most vulnerable countries: Jin Liqun2023-03-28
"While liquidity continues to tighten, we need to help those countries that are insolvent. The Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank stands ready to support the world's most vulnerable countries, and we have increased our multilateral assistance to countries including Pakistan and Sri Lanka. In addition, we are considering post-earthquake support for Turkey," said AIIB President Jin Liqun.

China defuses Middle East powder keg2023-03-27

Spring sowing of Sino maize-soybean intercropping tech completed to stimulate local oilseed production2023-03-27
The spring sowing of maize-soybean strip intercropping technology, a high-yielding solution from China and optimized based on Pakistan's local conditions by young Pakistani scientists, is just completed in Pakistan. According to the National Research Center of Intercropping (NRCI), the Islamia University of Bahawalpur (IUB), the total area under cultivation with this technology this season is more than 1,100 acres across the country.

China set to account for one third of global growth in 20232023-03-27
"China's economy is seeing a strong rebound, and the IMF's January forecast puts its GDP growth at 5.2 percent this year—a sizeable increase of more than 2 percentage points from the 2022 rate," said IMF managing director Kristalina Georgieva.

A tyrant's pretext for his tyranny2023-03-27
A tyrant's pretext for his tyranny

China’s Approach to Democracy with Shared Human Values2023-03-26
The recent collaboration of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, China Media Group, and China International Communications Group resulted in the successful Second International Forum on Democracy: The Shared Human Values Agenda. The aim of the forum was to facilitate extensive discussions on the interdependent relationship between democracy and human values. The forum recognized the significance of shared human values in promoting democracy and established a link between effective democracy, human rights, and sustainable development. Importantly, the forum highlighted that democracy cannot be a "one-size-fits-all" model and must be tailored to meet the unique needs and values of individual countries and nations. This notion of imposing foreign governance models has, in fact, caused chaos in the world rather than bringing peace and prosperity.