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National Security Adviser Moeed invites neighbouring counties to invest in CPEC

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ISLAMABAD: National Security Adviser (NSA) Dr Moeed Yusuf invited on Tuesday the neighbouring countries to invest in the multimillion-dollar China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) project, saying the project was a game-changer for the entire region.
During an interview with State news channel,  Dr Moeed said that CPEC was not merely a name for a road or railway system, but a far-reaching mega project which would usher in an “economic revolution”.
The security adviser said that special economic zones would promote industrialisation in the country and help to attract more investment, and expressed hopes that “the dreams related to CPEC would come true as they have already started reaping fruits”.
He said the bilateral ties between Pakistan and China were gaining strength with each passing year, emphasising that China was a loyal friend that has always lent its support in every hour of need.

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