Islamabad: The sixth round of annual strategic dialogues between Pakistan and China is going to be held in Islamabad with the determination to take bilateral relations to new heights. According to diplomatic sources, delegations from both countries will discuss important aspects of defense, security, politics and economy in the talks.
The preparations for the talks have been finalized by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and the relevant ministries are in close contact with Chinese authorities. Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi will arrive in Islamabad leading a high-level delegation, where Deputy Prime Minister Ishaq Dar will chair the talks.
These strategic talks will focus on issues such as increasing trade volume between the two countries, promoting cultural exchanges and accelerating the implementation of CPEC projects.
