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Print Print 2019-12-18

Energy crisis: 'China will keep supporting Pakistan'

A British Columbia University professor said on Tuesday that China would continue supporting Pakistan in resolving energy crisis and would introduce technology-based power plants. He was addressing a seminar in the University of Punjab ob Pak-China relati
Published 18 Dec, 2019 12:00am

A British Columbia University professor said on Tuesday that China would continue supporting Pakistan in resolving energy crisis and would introduce technology-based power plants. He was addressing a seminar in the University of Punjab ob Pak-China relations.

He said China is a strategic partner of Pakistan. He said China issues visas to 150,000 Pakistanis annually.

According to him, the objective of setting up of a visa centre in the city is to facilitate citizens. He said trial run of the Orange Line Metro Train has been carried out and this facility would be another big feature for the citizens in future.

Copyright Business Recorder, 2019

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