Pakistan, China sign $440m pharmaceutical agreements
Pakistan and China have signed pharmaceutical agreements worth $440 million as part of Pakistan's broader economic reform agenda. Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif emphasized the importance of these reforms and youth engagement in achieving national economic stability.
Why it matters
These agreements represent a significant step in Pakistan's efforts to stabilize its economy and strengthen trade ties with China.
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ISLAMABAD - Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif on Friday urged participants of the URAAN Overseas Pakistan Summer Scholars Program to utilise their education, research, and global experience for the country's development and prosperity.
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The prime minister met with the scholars here. The participants are currently undergoing a six-week internship under the Ministry of Planning, Development, and Special Initiatives to research issues facing Pakistan.
The prime minister welcomed the Pakistani students studying in leading universities of the world to avail internships in the country, and underlined that the youth plays a key role in national development as they are bringing laurels to the country all over the world.
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