Chinese government makes big decision for Pakistan
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*ISLAMABAD - The Chinese government has decided to open its markets for Pakistan, Chinese envoy to Pakistan Yao Jing said Monday.*
“The Chinese government has decided to share 90 percent of its markets,” Jing said in Islamabad.
Prime Minister Imran Khan will leave for China on April 25 for a three-day official visit. The governments of the two countries will sign a Free Trade Agreement during the visit.
“We need more time to finalise a proper financial package,” he added.
The US and IMF officials have expressed concerns that the bailout package that Pakistan is seeking from the monetary fund may be used to pay Chinese debt.
