In a bold display of friendship and innovation, Pakistan's minister for planning, development, and special initiatives, Ahsan Iqbal, declared that Pakistan-China cooperation is now "higher than the skies." His statement echoes a long-held belief that the bond between the two nations has always reached great heights—once said to be higher than the Himalayas, and now, with space cooperation, even higher.
The impressive sentiment followed a major milestone at the Xichang Satellite Launch Center in southwest China's Sichuan Province, where the Pakistan Remote-Sensing Satellite (PRSS-1) was launched on July 31. This event marked a significant step in deepening space collaboration between Pakistan and China.
The PRSS-1 mission is expected to enhance Pakistan's capabilities in environmental monitoring and data collection, providing fresh tools for research, disaster management, and more. For young adventurers and tech trendspotters, this achievement symbolizes how international partnerships continue to break new ground, both literally and metaphorically. 🚀
The recent visit by Minister Iqbal, which concluded on August 4, reinforces the dynamic and evolving nature of Pakistan-China relations, inspiring a new chapter in regional innovation and cooperation.
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Pakistani minister: China, Pakistan friendship now 'higher than skies'
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