Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has reaffirmed that the security of Chinese nationals in Pakistan remains the government's highest priority, emphasizing comprehensive protection for investors.

During the Pakistan-China Pharmaceutical Business-to-Business conference in Islamabad, the PM highlighted the signing of nine agreements worth $440 million in the pharmaceutical sector, marking a significant step in bilateral economic cooperation.These partnerships, part of the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC 2.0), aim to boost pharmaceutical manufacturing, vaccines, and R&D, positioning Pakistan as a regional hub for life-saving medicines.The PM praised the collaborative efforts of both nations' leaders and acknowledged China's historical support during Pakistan's crises.He also underscored Pakistan's role in regional peace efforts and called for continued diplomatic engagement to strengthen economic ties.The agreements are expected to drive investment and innovation, solidifying the strategic partnership between the two countries.