Abstract
Pakistan-China relations are based on decades. Political changes could not
disrupt these relations that remained ever strong in spite of political changes in
Pakistan. People of both the states like each other. Pakistanis always warmly
welcomed the Chinese investment in Pakistan. Pakistan’s textile sector was
damaged because of Chinese competition since the ending of the Multi-Fiber
agreement. History is not an obstacle to project a better future as a basic contest
in the region. However, in Pakistan the real issue is not its relationship with India
but its own future trajectory: Whether Pakistan will continue to emerge as an
established, democratic republican, moderate Islamic state or sink in extremism,
ethnicity, unemployment, terrorism and hawkishness. A bright future of both the
states is attached with each other. Pakistan is promoting herself in agriculture,
industry, textile and infrastructure with the help of China. Pakistan has been
facing security threats from very beginning. It secured its security positions
through the balancing of power in the region against India with the co-operation
of China. In this article Pakistan-China relations would be hi-lighted in
repercussions of India.
Muhammad Saleem Akhtar, Umbreen Javaid . (2018) Sino-Pakistan relations: Repercussions for India, Journal of the Research Society of Pakistan, Volume 55, Issue 1.
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