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The Silk Road during Ming times was traversed by caravans sent by Muslim kingdoms and variant merchants. The products which they brought to China increased trade on Silk Road. The Muslims who settled in China also actively served the Ming government; they functioned as interpreters, envoys, officials or intellectuals. At the same time, Muslims also reconciled the conflicts of the regimes and maintained the smooth flow of trade on the silk road. The ancient Silk Road provides a rich context to the ongoing developmental projects in the realm of One Belt One Road initiative. The rich historical context will prove helpful in enhancing Pakistan’s participation in international trade, carrying out cultural exchanges and making use of geographical advantages.

Tang Baicheng, Rukhsana Iftikhar. (2021) Muslims and the Silk Road during Ming Dynasty: A Framework for Economic Relations, Journal of the Punjab University Historical Society, Volume 34, issue 2.
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