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By Fatima Javed A delegation from the Institute of Architectural Design and Research at Shenzhen University, China, visited the School of Art and Design at the University of the Punjab, Lahore on Monday to explore
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By Yasir Habib Khan During the 3-day Basant (Kite-flying festival), around 904,036 passengers travelled on the Orange Line Metro Rail (OLMT) in Lahore, the first electric railway transportation project under China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC). Approximately
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by Wang Xiaotong The 3rd Session of the Belt and Road International General Practitioners Training Course concluded at the First People's Hospital of Kashgar recently. Doctors from Pakistan and Tajikistan, alongside 90 grassroots general practitioners
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By Mariam Raheem akistan’s citrus growers, scientists and students have gathered for a two-day international workshop aimed at strengthening one of the country’s most important agricultural sectors. The event, titled “Prospects of Climate Smart Citrus
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by Wang Kai Tomatoes, a vital crop for Pakistan's economy, are at risk. With annual production exceeding 569,000 tonnes, tomatoes not only provide sustenance to millions of smallholders but also generate over $100 million in
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By Zafar Hussain Pakistan’s exports of marble, onyx and related stone products to China remained broadly stable in 2025, supported by steady demand from the construction and interior decoration sectors, which typically see increased activity
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A delegation from the Shenzhen University Institute of Architectural Design & Research Limited (SUIADR) inaugurated here its new office. The launch of the Islamabad office follows a strategic collaboration agreement signed between SUIADR and Habib
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The 29th China (Sichuan) New Year Shopping Festival, one of the nation's premier annual trade and cultural events, is currently in full swing in Chengdu from January 30 to February 11, with a parallel session
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By Zafar Hussain Pakistan's exports of tools, implements, cutlery and related articles of base metal to China continued to grow in 2025, reaching $8.14 million, up from $7.76 million in 2024, representing a year-on-year increase
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