According to official sources, the visit will include meetings with top Chinese leadership, where discussions will centre on bilateral relations, trade, and investment opportunities.

Progress on the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) will form a key part of the agenda, alongside efforts to advance new agreements and attract further Chinese investment.

Regional and global developments will also be discussed, with Pakistan expected to brief Chinese officials on the evolving Middle East situation and ongoing tensions involving the United States and Iran.

Diplomatic preparations for the visit are underway, with the Foreign Office finalising the schedule and engagements.