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Pakistan will implement a new policy offering free visas to Chinese citizens after August 14, Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif announced. The decision came during a meeting with a 12-member Chinese delegation headed by Wang Fukan, which included senior officials and ambassadors.
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The high-level talks focused on enhancing bilateral cooperation between Pakistan and China. Prime Minister Sharif pledged to strengthen security measures for Chinese nationals residing in Pakistan.
The Prime Minister expressed optimism that the visa initiative would stimulate increased Chinese investment in the country.
Wang Fukan highlighted opportunities for expanding Pakistan-China relations through technical cooperation, suggesting this could create additional avenues for collaboration and mutual advantages.
The move is expected to facilitate easier travel for Chinese citizens to Pakistan, potentially leading to growth in various sectors including trade, tourism, and cultural exchange.
This policy shift underscores Pakistan’s commitment to deepening its strategic partnership with China, building upon existing economic and diplomatic ties between the two nations.
