China-Pakistan Agricultural Cooperation
China, Pakistan step up tropical agricultural science cooperation2026-06-05
China and Pakistan will jointly advance tropical agricultural research under a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) recently signed between the Chinese Academy of Tropical Agricultural Sciences (CATAS) and the Pakistan Agricultural Research Council (PARC).
China, Pakistan Launch Joint Herbal Medicine Laboratory to Boost Traditional Medicine Cooperation2026-06-05
Structure of the Zhejiang-Pakistan Joint Laboratory on R&D of Herbal Medicine, photo provided to CEN
NINGBO, June 4 (China Economic Net) - A milestone in China-Pakistan scientific collaboration was achieved on June 4 with the official unveiling of the Zhejiang-Pakistan Joint Laboratory on R&D of Herbal Medicine at the 2026 International Symposium on Traditional Chinese Medicine–Unani Medicine Cooperation and SCO Member States Traditional Medicine Industry Exchange Forum in Ningbo, Zhejiang.
How Pakistani Pine Nuts Can Win a Bigger Share of China's Premium Nut Market2026-06-02
As China's demand for high-quality and nutritious food products continues to grow, Pakistani pine nuts are emerging as a promising export with significant market potential. Harvested from the pristine mountainous regions of northern Pakistan, these premium nuts are renowned for their rich flavor, high nutritional value, and natural cultivation methods. Despite their superior quality and geographical proximity to China, Pakistani pine nuts currently account for only a modest share of China's rapidly expanding premium nut market.
Hunan Agricultural Machinery Makes Strong Debut at Agri Asia Lahore2026-05-12
A milestone in Sino-Pakistani agricultural cooperation was achieved during the 19th International Agri Asia Exhibition and Conference 2026 as Hunan officially launched its agricultural machinery into the Pakistani market with a dedicated launch and debut ceremony in Lahore.
A Pakistani Botanist in Yangling: Mastering Advanced Science to Transform Arid Lands2026-03-25
For Imran Baloch, a PhD student in botany at Northwest A&F University in Yangling, Shaanxi Province, the journey from Pakistan to China’s agricultural heartland is driven by a mission that resonates deeply with his homeland’s most pressing challenge: how to grow more food with less water. Arriving in September 2024, he immediately found himself in an environment uniquely suited to help him find answers.