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Pakistan's Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif is set to visit the Chinese mainland starting November 1, 2022, sparking fresh excitement about the two nations' enduring partnership. In a lively episode of We Talk, CGTN Stringer asked young residents of Pakistan what they envision for the next chapter of this 'ironclad brotherhood.'
'China is family,' said one university student, pointing to the growing presence of Chinese tech and consumer goods in Pakistani markets. From smartphones to solar panels, collaborations are reshaping daily life and fueling aspirations for green energy and AI innovation.
Another interviewee highlighted cultural bridges like Mandarin language exchanges and TikTok trends showcasing mutual admiration. 'Think K-drama fever, but with Noodles and Nihao!' they joked, referencing viral food and travel content.
With Sharif's visit expected to boost infrastructure and trade ties, young professionals emphasized hopes for tech-driven solutions to climate challenges and expanded startup opportunities. 'CPEC 2.0? Let’s make it eco-friendly!' one entrepreneur quipped, nodding to the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor's next phase.
As both nations celebrate 71 years of diplomacy, the youth-driven energy signals a dynamic future—where memes meet megaprojects.
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'China is family,' said one university student, pointing to the growing presence of Chinese tech and consumer goods in Pakistani markets. From smartphones to solar panels, collaborations are reshaping daily life and fueling aspirations for green energy and AI innovation.
Another interviewee highlighted cultural bridges like Mandarin language exchanges and TikTok trends showcasing mutual admiration. 'Think K-drama fever, but with Noodles and Nihao!' they joked, referencing viral food and travel content.
With Sharif's visit expected to boost infrastructure and trade ties, young professionals emphasized hopes for tech-driven solutions to climate challenges and expanded startup opportunities. 'CPEC 2.0? Let’s make it eco-friendly!' one entrepreneur quipped, nodding to the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor's next phase.
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