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PM Invites other countries to invest in CPEC

by Web Desk
February 10, 2022
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Prime Minister Imran Khan has invited other countries to join and invest in China Pakistan Economic Corridor project, emphasizing the government’s foremost priority is geo-economics and to uplift the economy.

In an interview with Director of the Advisory Committee of China Institute of Fudan University Dr Eric Li, he said raising suspicion on the corridor project makes no sense.

He said Pakistan sees China Pakistan Economic Corridor and Gwadar project as a great opportunity for its geo-economics.

The Prime Minister said his priority is the people of Pakistan and lift the people out of poverty while taking a cue from China.

Imran Khan said both Pakistan and China have always stood by each other in difficult times. He said this all-weather relationship has transformed into a people to people friendship.

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