Overview
- The trip includes meetings with President Xi Jinping and Premier Li Qiang in Beijing.
- Pakistan plans to accelerate work on the China–Pakistan Economic Corridor, the country’s flagship development program, to attract fresh capital from Chinese firms.
- Talks are set to cover trade, energy, infrastructure, industry, agriculture, and special economic zones.
- Sources say several agreements and memorandums of understanding could be signed, with details still unconfirmed.
- The schedule includes events marking 75 years of diplomatic ties, and Sharif is expected to brief Chinese leaders on fast-changing Middle East developments.