Chinese CG Li Bijian reviews CPC over centurion services

KARACHI, July 03 (NNI): Communist Party of China completed 101 year of its Founding on July 1, 2022. Karachi Editors Club (KEC) celebrated CPC Anniversary at a local hotel. Chinese Consul General Li Bijian was the Chief Guest on the occasion. Sirajuddin Aziz Group CEO of Habib Bank AG Zurich, Zhang Hao vice CG China and other Chinese Envoys at Karachi Consulate LyuTuozu, Wang Haibo and Deng Haixiao were the guests of honour on this occasion. Sirjuddin Aziz, Mubasher Mir, Manzar Naqvi, Mukhtar Aqil, Kazi Asad Abid, Shahnawaz Agha, Mukhtar Ahmed Butt, Brig. Tariq Khalil, Agha Masood Hussain, Tara Uzra Dawood, Ateeq Ur Rehman, Dr. Muhammad Ali Ehsan, Iqbal Jamil, Mairajuddin, Haseen Sarwar and many others addressed the CPC anniversary ceremony. Li Bijian, while addressing the ceremony as a chief guest, said that the Communist Party of China (CPC) has gone through a great journey of 101 years. It has grown from a scale of just over 50 party members when the party was found and now has turned into a large party with more than 96 million party members, leading the Chinese people to realize the transformation from standing up. The great leap from becoming rich to becoming strong has ushered in a bright future for a great renaissance, he added. Consul General Li pointed out that China and Pakistan are highly friendly and are each other’s all-weather strategic partners. Although it has been more than two years since the COVID-19 epidemic has spread globally, the development of China-Pakistan relations has always been strong, with frequent and close high-level exchanges and continuous advancement of practical cooperation in various fields. China will, as always, firmly support the construction of the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor. Through joint efforts and close cooperation with the Pakistani side, the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor will be built into an open, green and clean benchmark and model in the Belt and Road Initiative, which will bring more benefits to the two countries’ societies and communities. – NNI