The China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) has brought new opportunities to Pakistan. Modern banking, ports, railways, roadways, oil and gas pipelines, power plants and security are at the centre of transforming Pakistan’s infrastructure and uplifting the country out of poverty.
A vibrant and strong infrastructure is in Pakistan’s best interests and CPEC is a welcome development in that regard. Despite the potential for high debt creation for Islamabad owing to an extravagant price tag of $62 billion, Beijing is adamant that CPEC does not carry any “hidden agenda” and that it is indeed a gesture of goodwill generated by the Chinese people’s historic friendship with the people of Pakistan.
Khan & Co Barristers-at-Law are at the forefront of providing legal representation to companies and individuals from all over the world who are involved in CPEC or are affected by it.