Pakistan and China have agreed to encourage airlines from both countries to launch new direct flight routes and expand the number of existing flights.
The decision is part of the China-Pakistan Action Plan (2025- 2029), which was signed recently in Beijing.
The plan brief available with Wealth Pakistan identifies civil aviation as a key area of cooperation under the broader framework of people-to-people exchanges.
The document states that the two sides will strengthen civil aviation cooperation by supporting airlines in launching new routes and increasing frequencies of current ones. The initiative is designed to facilitate easier travel for business communities, students, tourists, and professionals between the two countries.
The civil aviation cooperation is also interconnected with other areas of the action plan, such as cultural exchanges, education collaboration, tourism development, and trade facilitation. The enhanced air connectivity is expected to complement ongoing work on the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) and regional integration efforts.
Officials from both sides emphasized that the expansion of direct flights would deepen people-to-people connectivity, reduce travel time, and create greater opportunities for bilateral engagement at multiple levels.
Pakistan should concentrate to improve quality of education and health systems to
attract tourist in these fields also.
China claims that Pakistan is their friend but when they hire teachers, they hire American and other European natives and forget their old friend. Very interesting strategy. Pakistani government should urge China to hire Pakistani teachers and reserve a quota for them.
Master strok by Chinese government to grab pakistan land like leech
Increasing flights is good, but China DOES NOT issue tourist visa to Pakistan nationals unless the group is 10 persons or more.
Claims of “iron-clad friendship, deeper than the sea, higher than the mountains” is just a HOAX.
Pakistan and China should first work on increasing on this aspect of travel, then make tall claims.