Gwadar University delegation visits PCI

Islamabad:An eleven-member delegation of students of the University of Gwadar has visited the Pakistan-China Institute (PCI) under the Balochistan Youth Engagement Programme.

‘This multifaceted endeavour, strategically crafted to deepen bilateral relations between Pakistan and China, unveiled a comprehensive agenda, aimed at enriching the understanding and collaboration between Pakistan and China,’ a news release said on Tuesday.

The initiative’s primary focus is to empower the vibrant youth of the Balochistan region, recognising their pivotal role in shaping the future landscape of both nations. At the core of this enlightening experience was the 8th CPEC Media Forum, providing an immersive platform for the delegation to gain profound insights into the far-reaching impact of the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) on Balochistan.

Beyond a conventional information-sharing session, this forum facilitated dynamic and thought-provoking discussions, fostering a nuanced and deeper comprehension of this transformative strategic initiative.

The students had an exclusive session with Mustafa Hyder Sayed, Executive Director of the Pakistan-China Institute, which provided a unique space for a rich exchange of ideas and perspectives, amplifying the depth of understanding for both the delegation and the hosting institute.

The delegation further enriched their experience with a guided visit to the Parliament House and Senate of Pakistan. Engaging with Muhammad Mushtaq, Special Secretary/Adviser (Legislation), National Assembly Secretariat, provided valuable insights into the intricate legislative processes shaping the nation’s policies.

Renowned communication strategist at Institute of Regional Studies Reema Shokat brought her expertise to the forefront, emphasizing the paramount role of effective communication in both academic and diplomatic spheres between Pakistan and China.