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BTT head calls on Chinese CG

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Balochistan Think Tank Network (BTTN)’s Head, Brig Agha Ahmad Gul (R), called on the Chinese Consulate General H E Yang Yundong for Sindh and Balochistan in Karachi. The Primary topics of discussion included the overall security situation, the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC), and enhancing collaboration between BTTN and Chinese think tanks and universities. Brig Gul proposed the development of the Bostan industrial zone as a pilot programme.

During the meeting, Brig Gul emphasized that foolproof security to Chinese works is our top priority as Pakistanis hold deep respect and admiration for China. He underscored that both the countries enjoy cordial relations.

BTTN expressed its desire to establish collaborative initiatives with Chinese universities and think tanks, focusing on matters of mutual interest and strategic importance. Brig Gul suggested that China’s support in promoting socio-economic development in southern Balochistan could help deter militants with hostile intentions.

 

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