KABUL: According to a former ambassador and retired chief of staff, Dr. Reza Mohammad, if Afghanistan becomes part of the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC), it will lead to significant progress in the social and economic futures of the people of Pakistan and Afghanistan.
The article in Pakistan’s Express Tribune highlights increasing optimism surrounding Beijing’s trilateral meetings.
According to Pakistan’s Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar, China is set to assist in the development of the Peshawar-Kabul corridor.
This economic collaboration is expected to provide Afghanistan with extensive opportunities through transit trade, industrial zones, environmental protection, and increased job prospects.
Additionally, it is anticipated that a forthcoming economic meeting will take place between Beijing, Kabul, and Islamabad, hosted by Afghanistan, further solidifying these collaborative efforts.
Afghanistan’s participation in CPEC will enhance regional stability
