“Pakistan-China Friendship is a Relationship of Hearts” – Minister Arora

Minister for Minorities Affairs, Ramesh Singh Arora, Attends 76th National Day Celebrations of the People’s Republic of China in Lahore

Lahore, September 23 Ali Imran Chattha 

Punjab Minister for Minorities Affairs, Sardar Ramesh Singh Arora, attended the 76th National Day celebrations of the People’s Republic of China hosted by the Consul General of China in Lahore. The event brought together distinguished dignitaries, diplomats, government officials, business leaders, and members of civil society to commemorate China’s remarkable journey of progress, unity, and prosperity. The Consul General of China in Lahore, Mr. Zhao Shiren, along with Madam Weng Xiandong, warmly welcomed the guests and highlighted the significance of the historic friendship between Pakistan and China. They underscored the enduring partnership between the two nations, built on mutual trust, respect and strategic cooperation.

Speaking on the occasion, Minister Ramesh Singh Arora extended heartfelt felicitations to the government and people of China on their National Day. He lauded the strong ties between Pakistan and China, describing them as “a bond deeper than the oceans and higher than the Himalayas.” He emphasized that the people of Punjab and Pakistan greatly value China’s unwavering support in economic development, infrastructure projects, education, and cultural exchange. “The friendship between Pakistan and China is not merely diplomatic—it is a relationship of hearts. The celebration of China’s National Day in Lahore reflects the deep-rooted affection and solidarity between our peoples,” said Minister Arora. The ceremony also featured cultural performances and showcased the growing bilateral cooperation under the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC), a hallmark of the all-weather strategic partnership between the two countries.