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CPEC to bring change in economy of Balochistan

byCustoms Today Report
14/09/2015
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QUETTA: The $46 billion Pakistan China Economic Corridor project will certainly revolution in the local economy and generate jobs in the province.

This was stated by Pashtunkhwa Oalsi Tehreek chief Dr Syed Aalam Mahsood. He said that the great and mega project of laying a road from Kashghar, China to Gwadar road will open doors of development on Balochistan by providing them hundreds of thousands of jobs.

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He said that no one could oppose this mega project which would boost economy of Balochistan and put it on track of development. He said that Pashtunkhwa Oalsi Tehreek will soon organize a seminar to highlight the importance of Pak-China Corridor Project.

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