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Web Desk Karachi
May 26, 2025

ASEAN Summit begins today – trade on agenda as nations seek diversification amid US disputes

Trade and economic cooperation will likely dominate the agenda of the 10-nation Association of Southeast Asian Nations summit taking place in Kaula Lumpur; along with conflicts in Gaza and Myanmar.

Latest Pakistan

Hum News
Feb 06, 2025

Pakistan, China call for expanding cultural exchanges

President Asif Ali Zardari highlights enduring and deep-rooted China-Pakistan “All-Weather Strategic Cooperative Partnership.”

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Hum News
Oct 29, 2024

Zardari to visit China from Nov 4 to discuss CPEC phase-two

President will also meet Chinese President Xi Jinping and other top officials to discuss matters of mutual importance

Pakistan

Web Desk
Oct 15, 2024

Chinese premier meets NA Speaker to boost bilateral, parliamentary ties

Both agreed parties on enhancing cooperation in the fields of technology and the digital economy, which will yield mutual benefits.

Pakistan

Reuters
Oct 13, 2024

Chinese PM could inaugurate Beijing-funded airport in Pakistan

The start of operations at the $200-million Gwadar International Airport has been pushed back for a security review after deadly attacks by militants

ASEAN Summit begins today – trade on agenda as nations seek diversification amid US disputes

Pakistan, China call for expanding cultural exchanges

Zardari to visit China from Nov 4 to discuss CPEC phase-two

Chinese premier meets NA Speaker to boost bilateral, parliamentary ties

Chinese PM could inaugurate Beijing-funded airport in Pakistan

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