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'US can’t dilute China’s strategic influence in Pakistan'

It aims to connect western China with the Gwadar seaport in southwestern Pakistan through a network of roads, railways and other projects of infrastructure and development

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Activists from the Pakistan Democratic Movement shout slogans as they take part in an anti-government demonstration to protest against inflation, unemployment and other economic issues in Karachi. Pic/AFP

Activists from the Pakistan Democratic Movement shout slogans as they take part in an anti-government demonstration to protest against inflation, unemployment and other economic issues in Karachi. Pic/AFP

Chief of the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) Authority has accused the United States (US) of sabotaging the multi-billion dollar project, the economic lifeline of Pakistan, a media report said. The ambitious CPEC was launched in 2015 when Chinese President Xi Jinping visited Pakistan. It aims to connect western China with the Gwadar seaport in southwestern Pakistan through a network of roads, railways and other projects of infrastructure and development. 

“From the point of view of the emerging geo-strategic situation, one thing is clear: the United States supported by India is inimical to CPEC. It will not let it succeed. That’s where we have to take a position,” Khalid Mansoor, the Special Assistant to Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan on CPEC affairs said while addressing the CPEC Summit at the Institute of Business Administration in Karachi on Saturday.

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