PPP congratulates President Xi on re-election as CPC's General Secretary
ISLAMABAD, October 25, 2017: The Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) congratulates Chinese President Xi Jinping on his re-election as the General Secretary of the Chinese Communist Party (CPC) congress.
"The PPP extends its warmest good wishes and congratulations to President Xi on his well-deserved re-election. Under President Xi's steadfast leadership during his first term, China has achieved remarkable economic and development milestones," said Sherry Rehman.
The Vice-President of the PPPP added, "PPP and CPC have always maintained a special relationship. One which was forged by former Prime Minister Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto, cemented by former Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto and championed by former President Asif Ali Zardari. Under the leadership of Chairman Bilawal Bhutto Zardari we seek to bring our mutual relationship into a brighter future for Pakistan. The PPP will continue to work closely with the CPC as China continues to establish a stronger presence in Pakistan".
"The PPP extends its warmest good wishes and congratulations to President Xi on his well-deserved re-election. Under President Xi's steadfast leadership during his first term, China has achieved remarkable economic and development milestones,"
Rehman also commented on the landmark amendment to the Chinese Constitution made during the 19th CPC Congress, saying, "It is remarkable to know that the One Belt-One Road project is now going to be a part of the Chinese Constitution. This is a testament to China's commitment to achieving regional cohesion and peace through long-term and meaningful economic partnerships. We in PPP could not be more proud to be a part of this landmark vision of President Xi and the CPC".
"We look forward to further strengthening our ties through bilateral cooperation for our mutual long-term interests of shared prosperity and regional peace," concluded Senator Rehman.
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