Pakistan-china Investment

China on Sunday pledged closer cooperation with Pakistan under the USD 60 billion CPEC investment programme and called for resolving the Kashmir issue properly and peacefully while opposing any "unilateral actions" that could complicate the situation

Chinese companies are in talks to snap up more businesses and land in Pakistan after sealing two major deals in recent months, a sign of deepening ties after Beijing vowed to plough $57 billion into a new trade route across the South Asian nation.

China will invest about USD 8.5 billion to upgrade Pakistan's rail network and to build a key gas pipeline with Iran to meet the country's energy needs, a media report said today.

Chinese Prime Minister Wen Jiabao's visit to Pakistan drew to a close on Sunday with a special address to Pakistan's government during a joint session of parliament ahead of his departure.Speaking in parliament Wen promised to stand by Pakistan and the international community in fighting extremism in the country.The threat posed by Taliban and Al-Q...

The second day of the Chinese Prime Minister Wen Jiabao's visit to Pakistan drew to a close on Saturday with a meeting with Pakistani President Asif Ali Zardari, followed by a state banquet in his honour.Earlier on Saturday, Wen met Nawaz Sharif, former Pakistani prime minister and head of the Pakistan Muslim League - Nawaz (PML-N), the main opposi...

Business leaders formalised paperwork -- adding to the $ 20 billion   worth of deals signed Friday -- under blanket security at Islamabad's five-star Marriott Hotel, where a huge suicide truck bomb killed 60 people in 2008. Boosting trade and investment with poverty-stricken Pakistan have been the main focus of the first visit in five yea...

China on Sunday pledged closer cooperation with Pakistan under the USD 60 billion CPEC investment programme and called for resolving the Kashmir issue properly and peacefully while opposing any "unilateral actions" that could complicate the situation

Chinese companies are in talks to snap up more businesses and land in Pakistan after sealing two major deals in recent months, a sign of deepening ties after Beijing vowed to plough $57 billion into a new trade route across the South Asian nation.

China will invest about USD 8.5 billion to upgrade Pakistan's rail network and to build a key gas pipeline with Iran to meet the country's energy needs, a media report said today.

Chinese Prime Minister Wen Jiabao's visit to Pakistan drew to a close on Sunday with a special address to Pakistan's government during a joint session of parliament ahead of his departure.Speaking in parliament Wen promised to stand by Pakistan and the international community in fighting extremism in the country.The threat posed by Taliban and Al-Q...

The second day of the Chinese Prime Minister Wen Jiabao's visit to Pakistan drew to a close on Saturday with a meeting with Pakistani President Asif Ali Zardari, followed by a state banquet in his honour.Earlier on Saturday, Wen met Nawaz Sharif, former Pakistani prime minister and head of the Pakistan Muslim League - Nawaz (PML-N), the main opposi...

Business leaders formalised paperwork -- adding to the $ 20 billion   worth of deals signed Friday -- under blanket security at Islamabad's five-star Marriott Hotel, where a huge suicide truck bomb killed 60 people in 2008. Boosting trade and investment with poverty-stricken Pakistan have been the main focus of the first visit in five yea...