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From the mountains to the sea: A Chinese vision, a Pakistani corridor - The Washington Post
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The China-Pakistan economic corridor- the Karakoum Highway to Gwadar on the Arabian Sea.
10/24/2015
China plans to invest $46 billion to build the transportation route to link China to the Arabian Sea through Pakistan. Investments includes help with electricity projects to meet Pakistan's growing electricity needs. China also hopes this will bring more investment and diverse population to its western region to counteract separatist sentiment.
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