IMPORTANCE OF CPEC FOR CHINA:
China is the most populous country of the world, Economic super power of
the 21st century, has very close bilateral relation and economic ties
with Pakistan since it got independence in 1949.
Officially bilateral trade and commercial links between two countries
established in January 1963. China has supported Pakistan in every field
like defense, trade, economic, agriculture and industry. Many mega
projects have been completed with the assistance of China’s Government.
China has developed his economy and has made a remarkable progress in
industry, and it has increased its output and production. It has now
decided to expand its economic activities across its boundary to
increase its exports to the countries of the rest of the world,
especially with the countries of Middle East, Central east, Europe and
Africa as well as its neighboring South Asian countries. But this trade
is only possible via long sea route. On the other side China needs to
fulfill its energy requirements from Middle Eastern countries. China has
decided to construct four corridors to connect China to the rest of the
world through roads and railways.
China-Pak Economic Corridor (CPEC) will give direct access to China to
Arabian Sea from Gwadar port China will be able to reach Middle East to
take advantages of rich minerals. China will get direct access to Strait
of Malacca through Arabian Sea. China will be connected with Iran
through Quetta-Zahidan railway link.
Due to China-Pak Economic Corridor (CPEC) 12000 km distance will be cut
off for China. China will enhance its volume of trade with these
countries through Arabian Sea. Gas and oil pipe line is also a part of
China-Pak Economic Corridor (CPEC). Gas and oil supply to China will
become more cheap and fast from Middle East countries to China. China
will make commercial and economic link stronger and durable with south
Asian countries. If Kashghar is connected to sea route after passing
interior regions of China, it has to cover a lengthy distance of 9000
km. But if Kashghar is connected to Gwadar port of Pakistan via CPEC, it
has to cover only a distance of 2442 km to reach Arabian Sea.
China is the most populous country of the world, Economic super power of
the 21st century, has very close bilateral relation and economic ties
with Pakistan since it got independence in 1949.
Officially bilateral trade and commercial links between two countries
established in January 1963. China has supported Pakistan in every field
like defense, trade, economic, agriculture and industry. Many mega
projects have been completed with the assistance of China’s Government.
China has developed his economy and has made a remarkable progress in
industry, and it has increased its output and production. It has now
decided to expand its economic activities across its boundary to
increase its exports to the countries of the rest of the world,
especially with the countries of Middle East, Central east, Europe and
Africa as well as its neighboring South Asian countries. But this trade
is only possible via long sea route. On the other side China needs to
fulfill its energy requirements from Middle Eastern countries. China has
decided to construct four corridors to connect China to the rest of the
world through roads and railways.
China-Pak Economic Corridor (CPEC) will give direct access to China to
Arabian Sea from Gwadar port China will be able to reach Middle East to
take advantages of rich minerals. China will get direct access to Strait
of Malacca through Arabian Sea. China will be connected with Iran
through Quetta-Zahidan railway link.
Due to China-Pak Economic Corridor (CPEC) 12000 km distance will be cut
off for China. China will enhance its volume of trade with these
countries through Arabian Sea. Gas and oil pipe line is also a part of
China-Pak Economic Corridor (CPEC). Gas and oil supply to China will
become more cheap and fast from Middle East countries to China. China
will make commercial and economic link stronger and durable with south
Asian countries. If Kashghar is connected to sea route after passing
interior regions of China, it has to cover a lengthy distance of 9000
km. But if Kashghar is connected to Gwadar port of Pakistan via CPEC, it
has to cover only a distance of 2442 km to reach Arabian Sea.