Pakistan has a huge potential to develop tourism

If Pakistan`s tourism industry is developed to the level of China, its contribution to GDP will increase by 5% to 11% and 2.37 million more jobs will be added.

U.S. should lift embargo on Cuba during COVID-19

Andres Jimenez, a retired state worker who makes masks to sell in his neighborhood, ties a mask on a girl, as a precaution against the spread of the new coronavirus in Havana, Cuba, March 31, 2020. /APThe Cuban Embassy in China announced on its Weibo that

China’s ASEAN Economic Zones in the Shadow of the US-China Trade War

Since China’s “Go-global Initiative” called upon Chinese enterprises in 2002, these enterprises have been ever-more active in expanding their businesses overseas, in which establishing overseas economic zones has been one of the most noticeable phenomena

Towards Economic Decoupling? Mapping Chinese Discourse on the China–US Trade War

Tremendous changes have occurred in China-US relations since Donald J. Trump took office in the White House, but the most significant event is the outbreak of the China-US trade war, whose unprecedented scale and impact has drawn wide attention in China a

How can Pakistan achieve substantial export growth

A senior Pakistani official said on March 10 that the industries established in Gwadar under the CPEC framework will promote Pakistan's export growth.It's a good wish for a bright future and also an expectation of the whole Pakistani nation. Howev

SEZs: enrichment, extension of CPEC development

Recently, the Pakistani government has announced the establishment of 10 Special Economic Zones (SEZs) in four provinces.First of all, I think we need to find out what SEZs are. My understanding is that to establish SEZs is to implement special economic p

Is the U.S. open for business?

The White House. /VCGPresident Trump's tweet on February 18 that he will not allow the "always used National Security excuse" to be used to block sales of GE jet engines to China is laudable amid a series of bad news lately of Washington'

Epidemic Hits Trade Relations

The novel coronavirus epidemic continues, posing a major challenge not only for China but bringing new difficulties to its already strained relations with the United States.If all goes according to plan, part of the phase one trade deal will be implemente

John Gong: USMCA matches Trump's vision of managed trade

U.S. President Donald Trump (C) attends a signing ceremony of the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) at the White House in Washington D.C., the United States, January 29, 2020. /Xinhua PhotoThe United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA), U.S

Su Hao: Critical issues raise hopes from China, Japan, South Korea meet

The eighth China-Japan-South Korea leaders' meeting will kick off in Chengdu, capital city of Southwest China's Sichuan Province, on Tuesday. The meeting would primarily focus on regional economic cooperation and may also discuss economic relation