ISLAMABAD: Prime Minister Imran Khan will depart for China tomorrow (April 25) on a four-day official visit, ARY News reported.
PM Khan is visiting China on an invitation extended by Chinese President Xi Jinping.
Sources said a new schedule has been designed for PM Khan’s visit, and a few of his earlier-planned meetings have been called off in the new agenda.
The prime minister will be accompanied by a group of ministers, advisers and senior government representatives.
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During his visit, Prime Minister Khan will attend the second Belt and Road Forum to be opened in Beijing on Friday. Belt and Road Forum provides a platform to countries participating in Belt and Road Initiative for exchanging views and experiences on regional connectivity; policy synergy; socio-economic development and trade and commerce.
PM Khan will deliver a keynote speech in the opening ceremony of the forum and participate in the leaders’ round table moot. He would also hold meetings with several heads of state and government and corporate and business leaders.
The prime minister will also hold bilateral meetings with President Xi Jinping and Premier Li Keqiang.
Pakistan and China will also sign several MoUs and Agreements to enhance bilateral cooperation in diverse areas.
Following the Forum, the prime minister will attend Beijing International Horticulture Exhibition-2019 and address Pakistan Trade and Investment Conference in Beijing.
PM Khan will also meet the World Bank president during his visit.
According to schedule, Imran Khan will meet managing director IMF on April 26.
Pak-China Friendship Association will also host luncheon for the prime minister. PM Khan will also meet the president of Belarus on the sidelines of the Belt and Road Forum.
The prime minister will leave for home at 11pm on April 28.
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