Policy paper urges Pakistan to align with China’s changing priorities
Most outlets highlighted the policy paper’s recommendation that Pakistan strengthen its institutional capacity to align with China’s evolving priorities and secure greater economic benefits. The framing was largely consistent, with both excerpts emphasizing the need for realignment in economic strategy. The Business Recorder added a call for Islamabad to "emulate Beijing," while the Associated Press of Pakistan included a brief reference to the need for realigning the economic strategy.
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‘China’s shifting priorities require Pakistan to build institutional capacity’
Pakistan needs to strengthen its institutional capacity and realign its economic strategy with China’s changing priorities to secure greater benefits from bilateral cooperation, a policy paper said. The recommendation was made in a policy paper titled “Understanding China: China’s Economy and Industrial Policy,” launched by the China Desk of EMPAK Strategies at a ceremony attended […]
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Pakistan needs to strengthen institutional capacity in line with China’s changing priorities
ISLAMABAD - Pakistan needs to strengthen its institutional capacity in line with China’s changing priorities to secure greater economic benefits from bilateral cooperation.
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Prioritizing secured economic benefits: Islamabad must emulate Beijing: policy paper
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan needs to strengthen its institutional capacity in line with China’s changing priorities to secure greater economic benefits from bilateral cooperation. This recommendation was made in a policy paper, “Understanding China: China’s Economy and Industrial Policy,” launched by the China Desk of EMPAK Strategies. The report was launched with Federal Minister for the Board of Inve...
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China’s shifting priorities require Pakistan to build institutional capacity
ISLAMABAD, Sep 7 (APP):Pakistan needs to strengthen its institutional capacity and realign its economic strategy with China’s changing priorities to secure greater benefits from bilateral cooperation, a policy paper said. The recommendation was made in a policy paper titled “Understanding China: China’s Economy and Industrial Policy,” launched by the China Desk of EMPAK Strategies at...
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