Islamabad: Pakistan has successfully launched a new Remote Sensing Satellite aimed at enhancing resource management and future planning across various sectors of the economy and daily life. This satellite marks Pakistan's fourth low-orbit satellite, underscoring the country's commitment to leveraging technology for development planning. According to Radio Pakistan, Dr. Munawar Hussain, an expert in international relations, elaborated on the foundational elements of Pakistan-China relations, which are based on three key principles: shared interest, shared future, and shared vision. He emphasized the significance of the 3Cs-coordination, cooperation, and connectivity-in shaping Pakistan's foreign policy, noting that the benefits of these principles are now becoming evident. The collaboration between Pakistan and China has a long-standing history, with a significant milestone being the agreement for technological cooperation signed in 1971. This agreement has paved the way for continued collaboration between t he two countries in numerous fields.
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