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Rattled By Quad, Pakistan PM Imran Khan Rules Out Rethink On China Ties Amid US pressure
On Tuesday, Pakistan PM Imran Khan claimed to have resisted pressure from US and other Western nations to downgrade ties with its all-weather friend China.
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On Tuesday, Pakistan PM Imran Khan claimed to have resisted pressure from the US and other Western nations to downgrade ties with its all-weather friend China. Speaking exclusively to China s English-language state broadcaster China Global Television Network (CGTN), he admitted that Pakistan was rattled by the growing clout of the Quad. India, Australia, the US and Japan have formed the Quad coalition to counter China’s aggressive behaviour in the Indo-Pacific region.
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June 30, 2021
ISLAMABAD: Prime Minister Imran Khan Tuesday said it was very unfair of the United States and Western powers to force countries like Pakistan to take sides and downgrade their ties with China.
He made these observations in an interview with state broadcaster China Global Television Network (CGTN). An excerpt of the interview was shared on the prime minister’s Instagram account. It is very unfair for the US & other western powers to force countries like us to take sides. We should have good relations with everyone. It s not going to happen that if pressure is put on Pakistan to changes it relationship or downgrade its relationship with China. It won t happen.
QINGDAO, Jun 30 (Gwadar pro) - As a priority project of industrial and park cooperation within the framework of China Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC), the Rashakai Special Economic Zone (RSEZ) has been highly valued by the governments of the two countries. A promotion conference of RSEZ as part of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization Demonstration Area (SCODA) “sister cities corporation to create future together” series was held both online and offline today.
The undertaking company China Road & Bridge Cooperation (CRBC) is responsible for the planning, investment, financing, construction, investment, and operation of RSEZ. A full presentation of Pakistan’s investment opportunities and industrial park advantages was given by Ms. Wang Lu, Director of Operations, Industrial Park Project, Investment Department, CRBC on the occasion. She mentioned that there are huge investment opportunities in Pakistan’s mining, agricultural products processing, household building ma