Outline of Project: Introduction Brief history Projects of CPEC China Pakistan economic corridor is a type of economic projects whose products are as Roads Railways Special economic zone Energy production Mass transit

1. CPEC PROJECTS
Presented by
Aamir Ali : 10621
Umar Farooq : 10607

2. Introduction
 CPEC is the abbreviation of china Pakistan
economic corridor.
 CPEC is an ongoing development mega
projects whose aim is to connect the Gwadar
port of Pakistan to China’s northwestern
region of Xinjiang, via a network of
highways, railways and pipelines.
 CPEC is a collection of infrastructure
projects currently under construction
throughout Pakistan.

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 The economic corridor is considered
central to China–Pakistan relations and will
run about 2700 km from Gwadar to
Kashghar.
 China-Pakistan Economic Corridor and its
connectivity with Central Asia, Middle
East and Africa will help to shape entire
region.
 Overall construction costs are estimated
around $46 billion, with the entire project
expected to be completed in several years.

4. Brief history
 Li Keqiang during his visit to Pakistan in May
2013, the CPEC will act as a bridge for the new
Maritime Silk Route that imagines linking 3
billion people in Asia, Africa and Europe
 Pakistani Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif said the
corridor would transform Pakistan into a
regional hub and give China a shorter and
cheaper route for trade with much of Asia, the
Middle East and Africa.
 The layout of the economic corridor has taken
various regions' interests into consideration and
will benefit a wide-ranging public, said Xi.

5. Benefits
 CPEC will not only benefit China and
Pakistan but will have positive impact on
Iran, Afghanistan, India, Central Asian
Republic, and the region.
 $46 billion promised by China
is three times the total FDI Pakistan got in
the last period.
 So now Pakistan has feasibility through
CPEC as its FDI was on a decline. Now it
has gained momentum by nearly 17% of
their GDP.

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 The project is estimated to directly
create some 700,000 jobs up to 2030,
and speed up GDP growth significantly.
 Pakistan is facing acute energy
problems. The country’s overall
capacity of power generation
is 23,538 MW, leaving a shortfall of
nearly 40,000 to 60,000 MW. If things
go as planned, by 2017 these projects
would add 10,400 MW to the national
grid.

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 Chinese banks are willing to finance
proposed infrastructure projects at an interest
rate of 1.6%.
 The CPEC deal also includes $ 5.9 billion for
road projects and $ 3.7 billion for railway
projects, all to be developed by 2017.

8. Projects of CPEC
China Pakistan economic corridor is a type of
economic projects whose products are as
 Roads
 Railways
 Special economic zone
 Energy production
 Mass transit

9. (1)Road projects
 Government approves $1 billion road
projects under CPEC.
 Highway projects ranging to 1660 km are
under progress across Pakistan as part of
CPEC.
 Of these, 7 projects will reach completion in
2018, and 1 each in 2019 and 2020.
 Rail and Road projects between Islamabad –
Tehran – Istanbul being worked upon, will
enhance the outreach of CPEC.

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Project name Company name Status Progress
KKH
PhaseII(Havelian-
Thakot
Section),120 km
China Road and
Bridge Corporation
Under construction
60%
Karachi-Lahore
Motorway (Sukkur-
Multan
Section),392 km
China State
Construction
Engineering
Corporation
Limited
Under construction 60%
Joint Feasibility
Study for
Upgradation of ML1
and Establishment
of Havelian
Dryport
China Railway Completed 100%

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Upgradation of ML-
1 (Multan-Lahore
Section, 339 km;
Hyderabad-Multan
Section, 749 km;
Kemari-Hyderabad
Section, 182 km)
TBD Government
Framework
Agreement under
discussion
40%
New Havelian Dry
Port
TBD Feasibility stage 15%
Khuzdar-Basima
Highway (N-30),
110 km
TBD Feasibility stage 15%
D.I.Khan-Quetta
Highway (N-50),
533km
TBD Feasibility stage 15%

12. 2)Energy projects
Project name Company name Status progress
2x660MW Port
Qasim Coal-fired
Power Plant
Power China
Resources Ltd.
Under construction 60%
2x660MW Sahiwal
Coal-Fired Power
Plant
Huaneng Shandong
Ruyi (Pakistan)
Energy (Private)
Ltd.
Under construction 60%
4x330MW Engro
Thar Coal-fired
Power Plant and
Surfice Mine in
Block II of Thar
Coal Field
China Machinery
Engineering
Corporation（CMEC
）
Under construction 60%
Under construction Hydrochina
International
Engineering Co.
Ltd.
Under
construction/Almos
t Completed
90%

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900MW Quaid-e-
Azam Solar Park in
Bahawalpur
Zonergy Company
Ltd.
Under
construction/First
300MW complete
60%
100MW Jhimpir
Wind Farm
UEP Wind Power
(PVT) Ltd.
Under construction 60%
50MW Sachal Wind
Farm
Hydrochina
International
Engineering Co. Ltd
Under construction 60%
720MW Karot
Hydro-Power
Project
China Three Gorges
South Asia
Investment Ltd.
Under construction 50%

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873MW Suki Kinari
Hydropower
Project
China Gezhouba
Group Corporation
International Ltd.
(CGGC
To be inaugurated 50%
2x660MW Rahimyar
Khan Coal Power
Plant
TBD Feasibility stage 15%
Thar Coal Block I
and 2x660MW Mine
Mouth Power Plant
Shanghai Electric To be inaugurated 50%
300 MW Gwadar
Power Plant
TBD Feasibility stage 15%

15. 3) Special economic zone
 A special economic zone (SEZ) is an
area in which business and trade laws
are different from rest of the country.
 SEZs are located within a country's
national borders, and their aims include:
increased trade, increased investment,
job creation and effective
administration.
 To encourage businesses to set up in the
zone, financial policies are introduced

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 The creation of special economic zones by
the host country may be motivated by the
desire to attract foreign direct
investment (FDI).
 Special economic zones under CPEC are:
 Rashakai Economic Zone on M-1
 Special Economic Zone Dhabeji.
 Bostan Industrial Zone

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 Punjab - China Economic Zone, M-2
District Sheikhupura.
 ICT Model Industrial Zone, Islamabad.
 Development of Industrial Park on
Pakistan Steel Mills Land at Port Qasim
near Karachi.
 Bhimber Industrial Zone
 Mohmand Marble City
 Moqpondass SEZ Gilgit-Baltistan

18. 4) Mass transit projects
Public transport (also known as public
transportation, public transit, or mass transit)
is a shared passenger-transport service which
is available for use by the general public.
The following are the main mass transit projects
 Karachi Circular Railway.
 Greater Peshawar Region Mass Transit
 Quetta Mass Transit
 Orange Line - Lahore

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