Huawei, in collaboration with Pakistan, will train 100,000 Pakistanis in AI and IT


(Web Desk): China has offered Pakistan fifth-generation J-35 stealth fighter jets and the advanced HQ-19 defense system, according to a statement from the official government account highlighting key diplomatic achievements under Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif’s tenure.
According to the government, under the leadership of Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif, Pakistan secured several major diplomatic successes. These include China’s offer of 40 J-35 stealth aircraft, KJ-500 AWACS, and the HQ-19 missile defense system.
It was further stated that China has also agreed to defer a $3.7 billion loan repayment. Additionally, Huawei, in collaboration with Pakistan, will train 100,000 Pakistanis in Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Information Technology (IT).
According to the Government of Pakistan, Azerbaijan has signed defense agreements worth $4.6 billion, including a $2 billion investment to purchase 40 Pakistani JF-17 fighter jets. Meanwhile, trade between Pakistan and Iran is expected to grow from $3 billion to $10 billion.

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