Pakistan Navigates Challenges as Neighbor to China
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Pakistan continues to manage its complex relationship with China, a global superpower, amid economic and security concerns. This relationship affects regional stability and Pakistan's economic development, influencing its foreign policy and domestic priorities.
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- •China is Pakistan's largest economic partner and a key investor in infrastructure projects under the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC).
- •Pakistan relies on China for military support and technology transfers, impacting its defense capabilities.
- •Economic ties with China have led to increased debt concerns within Pakistan, affecting its fiscal policies.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸If Pakistan strengthens economic ties with China through new agreements Pakistan could see increased investment and infrastructure development, benefiting its economy and regional connectivity.
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