Pakistan is in a financial crisis. There is a crisis in which the loans received from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) are repayable. Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan decided to get financial assistance from allies. In that sense, he first decided to seek help from China.

On the one hand, CBCC with China "China has a 4-day state trip to meet Chinese President Xi Jinping and realizing that China needs assistance in this difficult period.
He first met Chinese President Xi Jinping.
Imran Khan met with the Chinese premier Lee Kekiang, yesterday in the parliament building in Beijing.
Lee welcomed him and said, "You can call China and Pakistan as allies of the situation. We have a strong faith in that country. We are cooperating in all fields. Pakistan is always a priority in China's foreign policy. Your visit will strengthen and strengthen our two-nation relationship. "
Imran Khan talked to Lee Kekiang.
He said, "The relationship between the two countries is deep. In 2013, China, the idea of a Pakistani economic path was only an idea. Now it comes to the field. It has created us an opportunity to increase our living standards and increase the economic growth rate. "
After the two meeting, 16 contracts were signed between China and Pakistan.
Both countries have agreed to work in areas like forest, earth science, agriculture and industry. Lee Kekiang, speaking after Chinese Imran Khan, spoke to Chinese Foreign Minister Kong Zhouanu. He said, "China will help with the need for Pakistan to recover from the current financial crisis." Reporters were questioning the news about China's release of $ 6 billion (about Rs 44,000 crore) in aid to Pakistan. He said, "China will provide the necessary assistance for the return of Pakistan from the current financial crisis. It was made clear during the two sides of the negotiations. Both parties will talk about this. China, with a value of $ 60 billion (Rs 4 lakh 44 thousand crore), has not changed in the
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