Islamabad: Pakistan and China have signed three Memorandums of Understanding aimed at advancing Pakistan’s agricultural, environmental, and mass transit initiatives. President Asif Ali Zardari witnessed the signing of the memoranda in Shanghai, accompanied by First Lady Bibi Aseefa, Chairman Bilawal Bhutto Zardari, and Senator Saleem Mandviwalla.

According to Radio Pakistan, the first MoU pertains to the development of a Controlled Agriculture Science and Education Park. This initiative aims to enhance agricultural production efficiency and strengthen food security in Pakistan. The park is expected to play a crucial role in modernizing the agricultural sector through innovative practices and education.

The second MoU involves a tripartite agreement for the construction of Shennong College, a vocational institute in Pakistan. This college is set to provide advanced integrated technology and training to farmers, equipping them with the necessary skills to boost agricultural productivity and sustainability.

The third MoU focuses on a Tyre Recycling Project, which promotes environmentally sustainable waste management practices. This project is designed to address environmental challenges by providing a solution for the disposal and recycling of tyres, thereby contributing to ecological preservation and resource efficiency.