Chinese PM will probably speak during the joint session of parliament.

For the SCO summit, which is scheduled for October 15–16, the Chinese premier will land in Pakistan on October 14.

Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif is not scheduled to address the house on this particular occasion, as per Speaker of the National Assembly Sardar Ayaz Sadiq.

A number of agreements will be inked between the two nations while the Chinese premier is in town. The political and military leadership of Pakistan will meet with the Chinese prime minister.

In eleven years, this will be the first visit to Pakistan by a prime minister from China.

President Xi Jinping spoke to the Pakistani parliament in 2015 while the PML-N was in power.

The summit of the SCO, which has nine full members—China, India, Iran, and Russia among them—is slated to happen in Islamabad. Prior to the summit, Chinese Premier Li Qiang is anticipated to arrive in the city.

S Jaishankar, India’s Minister of External Affairs, will also be present at the summit.

However, during his visit to the neighboring country, no bilateral meetings are planned.

Mohsin Naqvi, the federal minister of interior, toured several parts of the federal capital to assess the arrangements for the Shanghai Corporation Organization Summit, which will take place in Islamabad the following week.

Naqvi examines the arrangements

Mohsin Naqvi, the interior minister, examined the Islamabad expressway, Murree Road, Constitution Avenue, and D-Chowk in great detail today.

The Minister gave instructions to the authorities regarding the best arrangements for the next summit after reviewing the renovation and cleaning plans for the SCO Summit.

According to Naqvi, the construction and renovation projects ought to be finished as quickly as feasible, and the cleanliness of Islamabad as a whole—particularly the VVIP routes and the red areas—should be guaranteed.

On this particular occasion, Mohsin Naqvi stated that the SCO summit will showcase Islamabad’s natural beauty.

It should be mentioned that in order to guarantee the success of the summit, the government has already announced a three-day public holiday in the twin cities, from October 14–16.