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Educational cooperation has already yielded tangible results. More than 260 Pakistani students are currently enrolled in agriculture-related majors at Northwest A&F University, and over 510 participants have completed training programs. Last year and this year, a total of 10 Chinese Silk Road graduate students have come to Pakistan University for exchange studies, while 2 Pakistani graduate students will go to China for training in smart agricultural technology.
In his closing remarks, Ambassador Khalil Hashmi described agriculture as a cornerstone of high-quality development under China-Pakistan Economic Corridor, emphasizing the strong complementarity between Pakistan's resources and China's technological strengths.
He also revealed that a major international cooperation program, approved in December 2025, will provide a new platform for future collaboration.
The symposium was followed by a ten-day series of visits by the Chinese delegation across Islamabad, Lahore and other regions. Activities included participation in a Pakistan–China agriculture investment conference, site inspections of farms, food processing and poultry facilities, and meetings with research institutions such as the Pakistan Academy of Sciences and the Ayub Agricultural Research Institute.
Several cooperation agreements were signed, and roadmaps were established for joint laboratories, technology transfer centers, and demonstration parks.
Together, the forum and follow-up visits transformed dialogue into practical cooperation, strengthening people-to-people ties and laying a solid foundation for a deeper China-Pakistan partnership as the two countries approach the 75th anniversary of diplomatic relations.
In his closing remarks, Ambassador Khalil Hashmi described agriculture as a cornerstone of high-quality development under China-Pakistan Economic Corridor, emphasizing the strong complementarity between Pakistan's resources and China's technological strengths.
He also revealed that a major international cooperation program, approved in December 2025, will provide a new platform for future collaboration.
The symposium was followed by a ten-day series of visits by the Chinese delegation across Islamabad, Lahore and other regions. Activities included participation in a Pakistan–China agriculture investment conference, site inspections of farms, food processing and poultry facilities, and meetings with research institutions such as the Pakistan Academy of Sciences and the Ayub Agricultural Research Institute.
Several cooperation agreements were signed, and roadmaps were established for joint laboratories, technology transfer centers, and demonstration parks.
Together, the forum and follow-up visits transformed dialogue into practical cooperation, strengthening people-to-people ties and laying a solid foundation for a deeper China-Pakistan partnership as the two countries approach the 75th anniversary of diplomatic relations.
