ISLAMABAD: President Dr Arif Alvi has said all-weather strategic cooperative partnership between Pakistan and China envisioned a prosperous region with the establishment of economic and trade linkages through the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC), Radio Pakistan reported.
During an interaction with the Chinese media, the president said Pakistan and China enjoyed excellent relations which were based upon all-weather strategic cooperative partnership.
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He said that the leadership of the both countries had been consistently improving upon the historic relationship and their ties were based upon people-to-people linkages.
President Alvi said the world was in the flux, facing different challenges and issues like illegal occupation of Kashmir by India.
He said Pakistan and China had been continuously talking about peace in the world and pushing for a durable peace across the world.
The president further stressed that those changes should not be of any kind of interference in each other’s affairs.
Meanwhile, Arif Alvi has shared, on Twitter, a video of Prof Gregory Stanton of Genocide Watch who predicted that genocide of Muslims will soon happen in India.
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In a tweet, he said Professor Stanton pointed to similarities between genocides in Rwanda and Haridwar.
The president said he had drawn the attention of world leaders towards the fascist India that had emerged with entrenched Hindutva hate ideology.
Alarming: Prof Gregory Stanton of Genocide Watch predicts genocide of Muslims will soon happen in India & points to similarities between #RwandaGenocide & #HaridwarGenocidalMeet
I draw attention of world leaders. A fascist India has emerged with entrenched Hindutva hate ideology. pic.twitter.com/qcYWxRKCUy— Dr. Arif Alvi (@ArifAlvi) January 15, 2022
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