$700m from China to Pakistan
China, the neighbouring and one of closest country to Pakistan lends $700 million to Pakistan in times of need. China is the second largest economy of the world . China development bank lent $700 million
China, the neighbouring and one of closest country to Pakistan lends $700 million to Pakistan in times of need. China is the second largest economy of the world . China development bank lent $700 million
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