Settlement of border dispute and signing of “Boundary Agreement” with China proved a milestone in the history of Sino-Pak relations. Which of the following diplomats rendered his services to finalize the agreement?

The notable diplomat who did the real work in facilitating the signing of the Boundary Agreement between Pakistan and China in 1963 was Agha Muhammad Raza. Although the signing was done on March 2, 1963, in Beijing, China, with the presence of Zulfikar Ali Bhutto and China’s Chen Yi, the technical completion of the agreement was facilitated by Major General Agha Muhammad Raza, Pakistan’s Ambassador in China between 1962 and 1966. In Beijing, he facilitated the high-level talks that resulted in the agreement, settling the nearly 500-mile border dispute between Pakistan and China. The agreement established the boundary between China’s Xinjiang and Pakistan’s Kashmir, which includes Hunza and Gilgit, and also involved the ceding of the Shaksgam Valley to China, marking an important milestone in Sino-Pak relations.