Federal Information and Broadcasting Minister Attaullah Tarar completed his Beijing visit after attending the Global Civilizations Dialogue Ministerial Meeting. The two-day event attracted 600 delegates from 140 nations and regions worldwide. Chinese President Xi Jinping's Global Civilization Initiative served as the framework for this international gathering. Tarar emphasized the importance of cross-cultural collaboration during his participation. The minister praised Xi's leadership vision during an exclusive CGTN interview.
Media partnerships between Pakistani and Chinese institutions received significant attention during discussions. Pakistan Television broadcasts China Express programming four times weekly as part of existing agreements. Tarar advocated for expanded digital content sharing and social media personality exchanges. Chinese influencers received invitations to visit Pakistan and experience local culture directly. These initiatives aim to strengthen bilateral media cooperation between both nations.
During the July 11 sub-forum on civilizational exchanges, Tarar delivered a keynote address. He referenced Pakistan's connection to the Indus Valley Civilization and shared geographical features with China. The minister described the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor as an extension of ancient Silk Road traditions. He characterized the relationship as encompassing friendship, arts, culture, and cuisine beyond mere trade. Tarar referred to China as Pakistan's iron brother and sister during his remarks.
The visit reflects growing momentum in China-Pakistan relations across multiple sectors. Both countries view civilizational dialogue as essential for navigating current global challenges. Strategic, economic, and cultural ties continue expanding between the neighboring nations.
Media partnerships between Pakistani and Chinese institutions received significant attention during discussions. Pakistan Television broadcasts China Express programming four times weekly as part of existing agreements. Tarar advocated for expanded digital content sharing and social media personality exchanges. Chinese influencers received invitations to visit Pakistan and experience local culture directly. These initiatives aim to strengthen bilateral media cooperation between both nations.
During the July 11 sub-forum on civilizational exchanges, Tarar delivered a keynote address. He referenced Pakistan's connection to the Indus Valley Civilization and shared geographical features with China. The minister described the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor as an extension of ancient Silk Road traditions. He characterized the relationship as encompassing friendship, arts, culture, and cuisine beyond mere trade. Tarar referred to China as Pakistan's iron brother and sister during his remarks.
The visit reflects growing momentum in China-Pakistan relations across multiple sectors. Both countries view civilizational dialogue as essential for navigating current global challenges. Strategic, economic, and cultural ties continue expanding between the neighboring nations.
