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09-17-2016, 04:40 AM
BEIJING: The Assistant Minister for International Department of the Communist Party of China (IDCPC) Central Committee, Li Jun has said that China will **t allow the China, Pakistan Eco**mic Corridor (CPEC) to be a failure. It was said that the project represents the shared destiny of the people of China and Pakistan.
A media report quoted the minister as having said China was ready to help Pakistan become the next Asian tiger by implementing CPEC effectively. Emphasis was laid on bilateral cooperation and engagement between the two countries, which would benefit both the nations. Strategic composure was needed to achieve the targets, and the easy targets should be achieved first and the difficult ones should be achieved later so that the project could be completed on time.
According to the report, the minister also called out for major media drives so that the people are more aware of what the projects have to offer. He added that CPEC is the largest scale investment and cooperation project China has conducted overseas. Pakistan and China will be the major beneficiaries of the project, and it would help to improve the living standard of the people.
Li said that proactive public campaigns need to be launched on CPEC so that the people understand the significance of the project and get involved in it themselves. CPEC boosts eco**mic growth and infrastructure development in the entire region.
CPEC is a flagship project of the Belt and Road initiative which is why it has energy infrastructure, industrialisation and free eco**mic zones. CPEC would also bridge China with other South Asian counties, it was said. China is ready to engage in the timely completion of eco**mic and infrastructure projects in CPEC, he said.
Pakistan was one of the first few countries, and the first Islamic country which recognised China after the Second World War. He added that Pakistan and China have stood together with each other despite the geographical international and domestic fronts. The Chinese minister added that his recent visit to Pakistan was aimed at strengthening the bilateral relations with the political parties and CPC.
The Chinese government is working on strengthening China's eco**my and the governments five year plan covers the macro eco**my of China. The Chinese eco**my would become more in**vative in the next five years and would start focusing on scientific and tech**logical project s more it was said.
He also added that the Chinese government would evolve the balance of the rural and urban population and urbanisation ratio would be kept at 60 percent. The Chinese government would also be promoting green lifestyles in public and the development of modern trends.
The minister also commented on the Afghan peace process and said that China wants Pakistan to play a significant role to bring peace to Afghanistan. He said China supports Afghan owned peace process and would extend their support for the quadrilateral cooperation group. He said efforts of both China and Pakistan would bring peace and prosperity to Afghanistan.
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A media report quoted the minister as having said China was ready to help Pakistan become the next Asian tiger by implementing CPEC effectively. Emphasis was laid on bilateral cooperation and engagement between the two countries, which would benefit both the nations. Strategic composure was needed to achieve the targets, and the easy targets should be achieved first and the difficult ones should be achieved later so that the project could be completed on time.
According to the report, the minister also called out for major media drives so that the people are more aware of what the projects have to offer. He added that CPEC is the largest scale investment and cooperation project China has conducted overseas. Pakistan and China will be the major beneficiaries of the project, and it would help to improve the living standard of the people.
Li said that proactive public campaigns need to be launched on CPEC so that the people understand the significance of the project and get involved in it themselves. CPEC boosts eco**mic growth and infrastructure development in the entire region.
CPEC is a flagship project of the Belt and Road initiative which is why it has energy infrastructure, industrialisation and free eco**mic zones. CPEC would also bridge China with other South Asian counties, it was said. China is ready to engage in the timely completion of eco**mic and infrastructure projects in CPEC, he said.
Pakistan was one of the first few countries, and the first Islamic country which recognised China after the Second World War. He added that Pakistan and China have stood together with each other despite the geographical international and domestic fronts. The Chinese minister added that his recent visit to Pakistan was aimed at strengthening the bilateral relations with the political parties and CPC.
The Chinese government is working on strengthening China's eco**my and the governments five year plan covers the macro eco**my of China. The Chinese eco**my would become more in**vative in the next five years and would start focusing on scientific and tech**logical project s more it was said.
He also added that the Chinese government would evolve the balance of the rural and urban population and urbanisation ratio would be kept at 60 percent. The Chinese government would also be promoting green lifestyles in public and the development of modern trends.
The minister also commented on the Afghan peace process and said that China wants Pakistan to play a significant role to bring peace to Afghanistan. He said China supports Afghan owned peace process and would extend their support for the quadrilateral cooperation group. He said efforts of both China and Pakistan would bring peace and prosperity to Afghanistan.
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