Re: Chinese president cancels Pakistan trip, India visit still on
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Re: Chinese president cancels Pakistan trip, India visit still on
Chinese President didnt plan on visiting Pakistan anyway. Here are the spokesperson remarks from ministry of foreign affairs of china:
**Q: Media reports said that China has cancelled President Xi Jinping’s visit to Pakistan out of security concerns. Can you confirm that?
**A: China and Pakistan are friendly neighbors enjoying all-weather friendship and comprehensive cooperation. We have maintained close high-level exchanges. Both sides are in close communication on the next step of such exchanges. It is worth pointing out that we have never released any information about President Xi’s visit to Pakistan officially. So, there is no basis to say we are about to cancel anything
Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Qin Gang’s Regular Press Conference on September 5, 2014
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^ so, one more lie of NS/his government/his goons has been discovered...
...they don't have the brains to think? they claim something which can easily be verified and found a lie.
tch tch tch at the geniuses NS is and the goons around him.
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**From Chinese Newspaper
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Xi Jinping delays Pakistan visit due to protests | South China Morning Post
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here is the thread and link to Chinese ministry of foreign affairs. i’d rather believe the word coming from the horse’s mouth.
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@Zafra plz see this
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thnkx sheeday
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بھیک ہی مانگنی تھی نا... تو اپنی ایک عیاشوں کی فوج ظفر موج کے ساتھ چین جا کر مانگ لینا. کون سا پہلی اور آخری بار مانگنے جاؤ گے.
جاہل لوگ سرمایہ کاری کو بھیک سمجھتے ہیں
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Imran Khan or Liar Khan
جس معاہدے میں شریف پارٹی ہیں وہ پاکستان کے لئے بھیک ہی ہے.
غلام ہو اس لئے غلامانہ سوچ ہے آپ کی.آپ کا قصور نہیں .
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Why give the chance to China to flood middle eastern and our markets with their goods via Pakistan? Why not develop a long term strategy and plan to produce these goods here in Pakistan? These could only be achieved by education and health in our country!
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I saw a news item on ARY or Geo before the 14 August celebrations - how one trader was proudly saying that we imported Pakistan flags from China!
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Interesting so how did we know that the Chinese premier was coming if they never released any information? Please tell me that.
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Sino-Pak projects: From Shanghai to Gwadar
By APP
Published: September 10, 2014
China is also planning to invest $50 billion in a number of projects including coal, solar and wind energy till 2017 under the Early Harvest Programme. PHOTO: FILE
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LAHORE: **China is planning to replicate the model of Shanghai Free Trade Zone (SFTZ) in Gwadar, said Pak-China Joint Chamber of Commerce and Industry (PCJCCI) President Shah Faisal Afridi as he highlighted various investment projects on Tuesday.
The official said that China is also planning to invest $50 billion into a number of projects including coal, solar and wind energy till 2017 under the Early Harvest Programme.
He added that these would enable Gwadar to create a nexus among Pakistan, Iran, China and Central Asian States that would ultimately generate billions of dollars in revenues along with several job opportunities.
“The SFTZ is a perfect model to be implemented at Gwadar. It was first used as a testing ground for a number of economic and social reforms in China and it proved very helpful in scaling up the country’s economic growth,” said Afridi.
The zone, he said, incorporated numerous relaxations in different sectors, under the FTZ’s new capital registration system — foreign investors were no longer required to contribute 15% capital within three months and full capital within two years of the establishment of a foreign invested enterprise (FIE).
The ‘one-stop application processing platform’ was introduced at the zone, he said, which meant that applicants may obtain all the necessary documents for the company establishment under one roof.
The Chinese assistance in the development of this port is essential in positively impacting the country’s economy.
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Published in The Express Tribune, September 10[SUP]th[/SUP], 2014.*
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China coming up with investment, not loans: Asif
By Zafar Bhutta
Published: September 10, 2014
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Pakistan government would not give any sovereign guarantees to Chinese investors, who would install power plants in public-private partnership mode. PHOTO: FILE
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ISLAMABAD: **Federal Minister for Water and Power Khawaja Mohammad Asif has lashed out at the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) chairman for repeatedly criticising upcoming Chinese investment, saying the money is coming in the form of foreign direct investment and not as a loan that will increase the country’s debt burden.
Speaking at a press conference here on Tuesday to respond to allegations levelled by PTI chief Imran Khan, Asif said
Chinese government had approved $34 billion worth of investment after assessing Pakistan’s electricity needs.
“Beijing has designated three banks including Exim bank that will provide loans to Chinese companies for investment in power, railway and transport sectors in Pakistan,” he said. “These loans will not be a liability on the government of Pakistan.”
He advised the PTI chairman to consult his aides before issuing statements. “We are ready for scrutiny and accountability,” he said and ruled out the possibility of overlooking bidding rules in the award of contracts to Chinese firms.
“We have given advertisements for investment in Gadani power projects and a competitive bidding process will be initiated for upcoming power plants.” Successful bidders would have to show project feasibility reports to Chinese banks to qualify for the loans, he pointed out.
He categorically stated that Pakistan government would not give any sovereign guarantees to Chinese investors, who would install power plants in public-private partnership mode.
He revealed that Chinese banks would extend commercial loans to private enterprises at 7% mark-up. On the other hand, Pakistan has got concessionary loans from the Asian Development Bank (ADB) and World Bank at 2% to 4% mark-up.
“The ADB and World Bank have loan deals with Pakistan, therefore, these are concessionary loans whereas Chinese investment is in the form of commercial loans at 7% mark-up,” he said, adding Chinese companies would set up power plants to generate 10,400 megawatts to bridge the shortfall.
He also claimed that PTI leader Imran Khan had deposited utility bills and electricity supply would be cut off in case of unpaid bills.
Acknowledging that the existing transmission system could carry load of only 16,000MW, Asif announced that the government was going to unveil a policy to pave the way for the private sector to lay transmission lines.
He expressed the hope that industrial units, which were shut down due to power shortages, would be revived after an increase in electricity generation. “We face a shortfall of 4,000 to 5,000MW and the Chinese investment will not only help fill this gap, but will also revive the closed industrial concerns.”
Speaking about the Thar coal project, Asif said capital injection into the scheme was part of the $34-billion investment programme. The rate of return on coal-based power plants will be 17% to 27%.
He admitted that the cost of coal-fired power projects was $1.45 million per megawatt whereas in India it was $550,000.
“India produces 60% to 70% of material whereas we would have to import all material for power plants.”
The minister rejected the perception that the giant Mansha group would benefit from the investment programme, saying the group would have to go through the bidding process if it wanted to set up a power plant.
He also ruled out any role of Saifur Rehman, former NAB chief, in the deal for power plants.
“Nepra is the most independent body and defends its independence. It has members from all provinces including
Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa and decisions are taken with consultation,” he said.
He also said no changes were made in Nepra laws and the regulator’s chairman was not his brother as he was from Sindh.
Published in The Express Tribune, September 10[SUP]th[/SUP], 2014.
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Chinese president eager to visit Pakistan soon’
NEW YORK: Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi met Pakistan’s national security and foreign affairs adviser, Sartaj Aziz, to discuss relations between the two countries and major international issues of common concern.
Wang said China is looking forward to Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif’s attendance at the 2014 Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) Economic Leaders’ Informal Meeting in Beijing in November, and that Chinese President Xi Jinping was also eager to pay a visit to Pakistan at an early date to promote further development of relations between the two countries.
“China is willing to bring into full play the role of the China-Pakistan Economic and Trade Corridor to lead economic development in Pakistan and give priority to the construction of infrastructure for transportation and energy and industrial parks in the country, so that Pakistan can enjoy real benefits,” Wang stressed at the meeting with Aziz on the sidelines of the annual high-level debate at the UN General Assembly.
He said that the two sides needed to strengthen coordination and cooperation in law enforcement and security, and added that China supports Pakistan’s quest to become a member of the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO).
Aziz said that both the Pakistani government and the people were sincerely looking forward to Xi’s visit to the country at an early date, which would
add powerful impetus to the growth of Pakistan-China relations.
“Pakistan stands firmly with China on its core interest and issues of major concern, and appreciates China’s support for Pakistan’s quest to become a SCO member,” he said.
He said that Pakistan was also willing to work with China to build the Pakistan-China Economic Corridor, so that the people of both the countries could benefit from it.
The two officials also exchanged views on issues of common concern, such as the Afghanistan situation and reached broad consensus.
او چائنا والوں کمیشن کھول دو نہیں تو ہمارے پٹواری بھوکے مر جائیں گے.
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