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CPEC might bring the Chinese economy down since the projects are not in Allied interests. I assume chinese do not want to be a part of the Allied agenda anymore overtly, forget covert ops since its become a joke in the higher circle. After the development completes its course we will find the entire belt rotton and without any future prospects. Further viewing will only reveal how an upright country without any enemies was pulled into the frey by the underground Axis and forced to commit political suicide on a world scale, this comes after the Nalanda massacre of the close history between India and China. To save our old friend, we need to put the mental welfare of the Chinese people first or have a suicidal Jap demeanor poured over them. We can easily have an eco - coridor with Russia and China, leaving ISIS (Pakistan is part of ISIS - confirmed) agenda out on our own. Also, we are more advanced then the middle east and have a great history to pull our own weight with knowledge based on self enhancement.China, Pakistan Sign Six Memorandums of Understanding to Enhance Bilateral Ties
13.05.2017
China and Pakistan signed a total of six Memorandums of Understanding related to cooperation within the framework of the Silk Road Economic Belt and Maritime Silk Road, as well as to cooperation on a number of projects, such as Gwadar port and East Bay expressway and Havelian Dry Port and ML1 Karachi-Peshawar railway project.
MOSCOW (Sputnik) — Chinese and Pakistani ministers signed a total of six Memorandums of Understanding on Saturday to improve economic relations between the two Asian nations and to implement joint projects, local media reported.
According to the Daily Pakistan Global, the signing ceremony was attended by Chinese Prime Minister Li Keqiang and his Pakistani counterpart Nawaz Sharif.
The memorandums are related to cooperation within the framework of the Silk Road Economic Belt and Maritime Silk Road, as well as to cooperation on a number of projects, such as Gwadar port and East Bay expressway and Havelian Dry Port and ML1 Karachi-Peshawar railway project.
The Memorandums were signed during the visit of the Pakistani delegation headed by Sharif to China in order to attend the Belt and Road Forum for International Cooperation in China on May 14-15.
https://sputniknews.com/asia/201705131053575707-china-pakistan-memorandum-understanding/
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