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Lessons Pakistan can learn from ChinaLessons Pakistan can learn from China
Posted on29. May, 2012 by S M Hali.
"This nation rather the politicians in particular must accept the concept of 5 Year plan initiated by Ayub Regime was a visionary step tthat had put the narion on the path of progress. If we have the conviction and the courage to return to it, Pakistan will bounce back. Many countries including China adopted it [...]
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Kayani’s Landmark Visit to China
Posted on09. Jan, 2012 by Dr Raja M Khan.
Since the future of Pakistan and China hinges on the cooperation and understanding of their young generation, therefore, during their meeting Kayani and General Chen agreed that, in future there would be “enhance exchanges of younger soldiers and officers of the two armed forces.” By Dr Raja Muhammad Khan In his meeting with Pakistani Army [...]
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A deliberate attempt to undermine Pak-China Relations
Posted on16. Aug, 2011 by Raja Mujtaba.
By Sajjad Shaukat On July 30 and 31 this year, 14 people were killed and 42 injured in two separate incidents in the Chinese city of Kashgar. Staring August, security forces blanketed central areas of Kashgar, it was days after violence which resulted in ethnic tensions in the Muslim Uighur area of Xinjiang where Uighurs [...]
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China: Sequel to Kashgar Attacks
Posted on15. Aug, 2011 by Dr Raja M Khan.
By Dr. Raja Muhammad Khan Sequel to recent terrorist attacks in the Kashgar area of Xinxiang autonomous region of China, the Indian and Western media has raised fingers at Pakistan. The well orchestrated media campaign is indeed part of destabilizing and defaming Pakistan, which this Trans-Atlantic Alliance and its counterpart (India) is carrying out ever [...]
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Xingjian: China’s state of wonders
Posted on10. Aug, 2011 by S M Hali.
By S. M. Hali Xingjian was once considered as the weak link in China’s developmental plans. However, a visit to the province last month left no doubts in my mind that it is not only rapidly catching up with the more affluent Eastern provinces but may also leave them behind. The erstwhile underdeveloped Xingjian is [...]
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Young Parliamentarians: Exposure to China
Posted on15. Jul, 2011 by S M Hali.
By S M Hali:
I had first visited Urumqi in 1974 and my last visit before this one was in 1987 thus I had the opportunity to compare the growth and development of this provincial capital. It was a pleasure to see it emerge from the boondogs of the seventies and eighties into a sprawling metropolis with the modern amenities of communication and technology. The roadsigns are in Chinese as well as in the old Turkish/Arabic script while the city has numerous mosques and Islamic centres. The people of Xingjian are very hospitable and the majority being Muslims, the famiiar greeting of “Assalam-o-Alaikum” (May peace be on you) added to the sense of camaraderie.
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China: From Urumqi to Urumqi
Posted on12. Jul, 2011 by S M Hali.
By S M Hali:
The love showered upon us by the people of Urumqi gives hope that Pakistan, which is facing energy and an economic crisis, can benefit from Xingjian’s close proximity and scientific and technological advancement to overcome the difficulties being faced by us.
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A Broader Perspective of Sino-Pak Relationship
Posted on04. Jun, 2011 by Dr Raja M Khan.
By Dr. Raja Muhammad Khan Pakistan and China are celebrating 60th anniversary of their bi-lateral relationship. Both countries established their diplomatic relationship inMay 1951. In order to reaffirm their tireless friendship, both countries have declared year-2011, as the year for the celebrationsof Pak-Chinadiplomatic relationship. Both countries are holding a series of “commemorative activities covering fields [...]
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60 years of Pak-China defence collaboration
Posted on04. Jun, 2011 by S M Hali.
By S. M. Hali Six decades of friendship is more than enough for two friends to prove the mettle of their relationship, however, true friendship does not require tests; it is there through thick and thin. Pakistan and China’s relations have withstood the test of time and on numerous occasions both countries have reiterated the [...]
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What Strengthens Pak-China Friendship?
Posted on22. May, 2011 by Sajjad Shaukat.
By Sajjad Shaukat:
It is mentionable that the US intends to control Balochistan as an independent state in counterbalancing China and containing Iran. Therefore, America and India are creating instability in Pakistan by supporting Baloch separatists to complete their hidden agenda.
Plot by foreign elements against Balochistan and China could also be judged from the “Indian Defence Review,” of Jan-Mar 2009.
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