Pak-China trade, cultural festival from 25th

LAHORE:Pakistan-China Chamber of Commerce and Industry (PCJCCI) collaborated with Consulate General of the People’s Republic of China in Lahore, Punjab Food Authority, Information and Culture Department to organise the Pak-China Love Festival, a three-day cultural and trade festival, from 25th April to 27th April, 2025 (Friday to Sunday), at Lahore Global Village.

The main agenda of this event is to highlight the vibrant colours of culture, business, and entertainment, bringing together people from different backgrounds to celebrate and strengthen the strong bonds between Pakistan and China. The festival is open to all and promises an unforgettable experience for families, food enthusiasts, music lovers, and cultural connoisseurs alike.

President PCJCCI shared that this festival would present the similarities and uniqueness of Chinese and Pakistani food and will enhance love and unity among the people of Pakistan and China. This festival is more than just an event; it is a reflection of the deep-rooted friendship between Pakistan and China.

Through cultural exchange, mutual appreciation, and collaboration, this festival aims to strengthen bilateral relations and enhance people-to-people connections. Rao Pervaiz Akhtar, Additional Director General, PFA shared that the festival promises a feast for the senses with an exciting array of food stalls featuring authentic Pakistani and Chinese cuisine. Visitors will have the chance to savor traditional flavors, indulge in signature dishes, and experience the culinary artistry of both nations.

Through cultural exchange, mutual appreciation, and collaboration, this festival aims to strengthen bilateral relations and enhance people-to-people connections. Additionally, it will serve as a platform to boost trade relations between Pakistan and China, opening new opportunities for businesses and investors from both nations. Beyond food, the festival will host a mesmerising concert and Qawwali Night, bringing together talented artistes from both countries to promote cross-cultural appreciation through music.