What can history teach us about CPEC?
There was once a large series of foreign investments made in what is now Pakistan that could have been considered an economic corridor like CPEC. During the colonial era, the British upgraded roads, built railways and expanded irrigation networks. In his latest op-ed for Dawn, CDPR Fellow Anjum Altaf argues that the success or failure of those projects can help inform our assessments of current infrastructure developments funded by China.
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