A high-level Chinese delegation from Tashkurgan County has arrived in Hunza to strengthen cooperation in tourism, trade and culture, opening new avenues for cross-border economic and people-to-people exchanges.

The four-day visit includes three days in Hunza and one day in Gilgit. According to the Deputy Commissioner of Hunza, the twin-city agreement between Hunza and Tashkurgan was signed in 2023.

The visit aims to build on the existing agreement by exploring practical opportunities for cooperation between the two regions, Gwadar Pro reported.

The delegation was warmly received at the Pakistan-China Khunjerab Border by representatives of the Hunza District Administration, the Hunza Chamber of Commerce and Industry, KVO and other local officials.

The chamber’s acting president and founding members welcomed the visitors, highlighting the importance of closer institutional and business ties.

The delegation includes Tashkurgan County government officials responsible for administration, commerce, industry, tourism and foreign affairs, alongside representatives from tourism, technology and logistics companies, including Xinjiang Batie International Travel Agency, Xinjiang Guihe Technology Group and Xinjiang Lu’an International Freight Co.

Credit: Independent News Pakistan (INP) — Pak-China