Beijing: Pakistan Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif today said his recent meetings with his Indian counterpart Narendra Modi and External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj yielded "encouraging results" with both countries agreeing to resume the comprehensive bilateral dialogue.
Mr Sharif said this during his meeting with Premier Li Keqiang in the central Chinese city of Zhengzhou where he briefed the Chinese leader on his recent meetings with Prime Minister Modi and Ms Swaraj.
Mr Sharif had met Prime Minister Modi last month at the Paris climate change summit and Ms Swaraj at the Heart of Asia conference in Islamabad last week.
"Both countries have agreed to resume the comprehensive bilateral dialogue, which is a welcome development," the Pakistani Prime Minister said on the revival of the Indo-Pak talks.
On the $45 billion China-Pakistan Economic Corridor, Mr Sharif said he was satisfied with progress of CPEC projects.
Mr Sharif said the progress achieved by Chinese takeover of the strategic Gwadar Port Free Zone is a good beginning for initiating the process of building the economic zone.
On counter-terrorism and security issues, Mr Sharif apprised the Chinese premier about military operation 'Zarb-e-Azb' and National Action Plan to fight terror that are being successfully implemented in Pakistan.
He also extended an invitation to the Chinese premier to visit Pakistan.
Mr Sharif said this during his meeting with Premier Li Keqiang in the central Chinese city of Zhengzhou where he briefed the Chinese leader on his recent meetings with Prime Minister Modi and Ms Swaraj.
Mr Sharif had met Prime Minister Modi last month at the Paris climate change summit and Ms Swaraj at the Heart of Asia conference in Islamabad last week.
"Both countries have agreed to resume the comprehensive bilateral dialogue, which is a welcome development," the Pakistani Prime Minister said on the revival of the Indo-Pak talks.
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On the $45 billion China-Pakistan Economic Corridor, Mr Sharif said he was satisfied with progress of CPEC projects.
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Mr Sharif said the progress achieved by Chinese takeover of the strategic Gwadar Port Free Zone is a good beginning for initiating the process of building the economic zone.
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On counter-terrorism and security issues, Mr Sharif apprised the Chinese premier about military operation 'Zarb-e-Azb' and National Action Plan to fight terror that are being successfully implemented in Pakistan.
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He also extended an invitation to the Chinese premier to visit Pakistan.
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