Pakistan’s economic promises tied to CPEC have failed, leading to dependence on the U.S. and a proposed port at Pasni. Meanwhile, global corporations are exiting Pakistan, and the economy struggles with inflation and poverty. India, in contrast, thrives, attracting investment and growing its economy.
View More CPEC Dreams to U.S. Dependence: Pakistan’s Port of Pasni
Ban on imports has thousands of industrial units to close, pushing millions of their employees on the verge of job loss in crisis-hit Pakistan.
View More Millions may lose jobs as industries come to grinding halt in Pakistan
Pakistan is struggling to cope up with a dwindling economy and a worsening energy crisis.
View More Crisis-hit Pakistan needs to learn from India, says ex-diplomat
In April of 2015, Chinese President Xi Jinping and then Pakistan Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif signed a bilateral project named China Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC)…
View More The Failing China Pakistan Economic Corridor
