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Hydropower Station Project

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In the beautiful prospect of 45 billion U.S. dollars (about 280 billion yuan) provided by Chinese President Xi Jinping to Pakistan recently in the road, rail and dam construction project, it is difficult to tell when the construction will begin and again in this On the long list of infrastructure projects, which project will start first. After Xi Jinping left Pakistan, a clue emerged from the announcement last week by the state news media in China: The first project will be a medium-sized hydropower station on the Jillam River with a site about 35 miles east of Islamabad, China funded 40 billion U.S. dollars to establish a Silk Road Fund. The establishment of a Silk Road Fund to finance China's Silk Road Economic Belt and Maritime Silk Road project, Xi often referred to both plans, saying that their purpose was to land along the routes of Central Asia and Russia and along another maritime thoroughfare The port connects China with Europe. Pakistan's power shortage is ext...
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China's economic engagement

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In recent years, with the gradual maturation of the Chinese economy and the cost advantages of other Asian countries, more and more Chinese companies are turning their attention to the rest of Asia. Among the motivations, of course, include government incentives - say, China Mobile's $ 500 million investment in 3 / 4G operating licenses in Pakistan - but mostly for purely business reasons. The domestic market is gradually maturing, competition is aggravating and costs are rising day by day. Chinese companies are growing in size and growing in capacity, making Asian markets more attractive to them - where market prices are higher than domestically and competition is less intense domestically. In addition, the service experience accumulated by Chinese enterprises embodies the process of China's transition from a low-income country to a middle-income country, and these service experiences are also applicable to many Asian markets. China's economic engagement in...
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