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China Plays Down Reports On Investment Cut By Pakistan In Key Project
China today played down reports of Pakistan's plans to cut down a railway project under the multi-billion dollar so-called 'China-Pakistan Economic Corridor' or 'CPEC' by $2 billion, saying Pakistan's prime minister Imran Khan has assured his support to the various projects under China's flagship Belt and Road Initiative.
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"Poor Country Pakistan" Cuts Chinese Investment In Key Railway Project
Pakistan has slashed China's investment in its railways by as much as $2 billion citing a massive burden of loans. By doing so, Islamabad has given credence to reports that the new government led by Imran Khan may scrutinise the multi-billion dollar corridor it calls 'CPEC' or 'China-Pakistan Economic Corridor'.
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Pak Cuts Chinese 'Silk Road' Rail Project By $2 Billion Over Debt Worries
Islamabad has cut the size of the biggest Chinese "Silk Road" project in Pakistan by $2 billion, railways minister Sheikh Rasheed said today, citing government concerns about the country's debt levels.
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Pakistan Rules Out Bullet Trains In Near Future; Says No Market
Pakistan cannot afford to have bullet trains on par with foreign nations, the country's railway minister has said, citing lack of market for the high- speed rail project.
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China Plays Down Reports On Investment Cut By Pakistan In Key Project
China today played down reports of Pakistan's plans to cut down a railway project under the multi-billion dollar so-called 'China-Pakistan Economic Corridor' or 'CPEC' by $2 billion, saying Pakistan's prime minister Imran Khan has assured his support to the various projects under China's flagship Belt and Road Initiative.
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"Poor Country Pakistan" Cuts Chinese Investment In Key Railway Project
Pakistan has slashed China's investment in its railways by as much as $2 billion citing a massive burden of loans. By doing so, Islamabad has given credence to reports that the new government led by Imran Khan may scrutinise the multi-billion dollar corridor it calls 'CPEC' or 'China-Pakistan Economic Corridor'.
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Pak Cuts Chinese 'Silk Road' Rail Project By $2 Billion Over Debt Worries
Islamabad has cut the size of the biggest Chinese "Silk Road" project in Pakistan by $2 billion, railways minister Sheikh Rasheed said today, citing government concerns about the country's debt levels.
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Pakistan Rules Out Bullet Trains In Near Future; Says No Market
Pakistan cannot afford to have bullet trains on par with foreign nations, the country's railway minister has said, citing lack of market for the high- speed rail project.
