If Pakistan can find a better deal , then go for it. It is good competition. Deals aren't forced. China should also not approve any deal that's too risky or not practical. A deals under China Belt & Road benefit both sides. So any deal deemed not workable can be cancelled and that is good management not buyer's remorse.
China - Pakistan Economic Corridor - CPEC
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Fuel loading under way at first Pakistani Hualong One
02 December 2020
The process of loading a total of 177 fuel assemblies into the core of the Karachi 2 reactor in Pakistan began on 28 November, China National Nuclear Corporation (CNNC) announced today. The Chinese-designed Hualong One reactor is scheduled for commercial operation next year.
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CNNC said the loading of fuel "marks the unit's entry into the nuclear commissioning stage, and lays a solid foundation for subsequent criticality and grid-connected power generation".
Karachi 2 and 3 are the first export of China's Hualong One design, promoted on the international market as the HPR1000. CNNC noted the construction of the project has also promoted the development of related industries in Pakistan, providing more than 10,000 jobs for the local area.
Construction of unit 2 began in 2015 and unit 3 in 2016. Installation of the reactor internals of Karachi 2 was completed in January 2019, while installation of unit 3's was completed in April this year. The units are scheduled for commercial operation in April 2021 and 2022, respectively.
supercat
Major
The largest project of CPEP so far, the M5 motor way, has been successfully completed.
The projected was guarded by 4,500 Pakistani security personals.
The projected was guarded by 4,500 Pakistani security personals.
Does the Pakistan army use Chinese AKs?
broadsword
Brigadier
Should be.
That should be MG HS, most likely having 1.5 litre turbo injected engine.
Karachi-2 -
Fuel loading under way at first Pakistani Hualong One
02 December 2020
The process of loading a total of 177 fuel assemblies into the core of the Karachi 2 reactor in Pakistan began on 28 November, China National Nuclear Corporation (CNNC) announced today. The Chinese-designed Hualong One reactor is scheduled for commercial operation next year.
The first fuel assembly is loaded into Karachi 2's core (Image: CNNC)
CNNC said the loading of fuel "marks the unit's entry into the nuclear commissioning stage, and lays a solid foundation for subsequent criticality and grid-connected power generation".
Karachi 2 and 3 are the first export of China's Hualong One design, promoted on the international market as the HPR1000. CNNC noted the construction of the project has also promoted the development of related industries in Pakistan, providing more than 10,000 jobs for the local area.
Construction of unit 2 began in 2015 and unit 3 in 2016. Installation of the reactor internals of Karachi 2 was completed in January 2019, while installation of unit 3's was completed in April this year. The units are scheduled for commercial operation in April 2021 and 2022, respectively.
I always wondered why tourism from China isn't taking place as Chinese are known for their tourism spending throughout the globe
Terrorism is not an issue anymore as the whole terrorist movement is dead (like except for Balochistan I don't remember a terrorist attack happening in Pak for years now),
Due to CPEC I think Pak has some of the most lenient visa policies towards Chinese passport, with E-Visa, Visa on arrival, longer visas
Infrastructure to tourist spots is great as major highways connect most of the country
have 4,5 different terrains, 4 different seasons in one relatively small country
Not only that the cities are great too with almost every amenities of the west available in major cities, historical sites, uber, public transport (in some cities PT is bad tho, we need to work on that)
Pak really need to start marketing campaigns in China to attract tourists to the country as I believe our reputation is that all of Pak looks like Delhi or something with smog and traffic everywhere
Even though its SO far from the truth and these things are outside the fact that Pak is home to some of the most friendliest people on planet (as said by almost every MSM traveler who put Pak right up there when it comes to travel destination)
Terrorism is not an issue anymore as the whole terrorist movement is dead (like except for Balochistan I don't remember a terrorist attack happening in Pak for years now),
Due to CPEC I think Pak has some of the most lenient visa policies towards Chinese passport, with E-Visa, Visa on arrival, longer visas
Infrastructure to tourist spots is great as major highways connect most of the country
have 4,5 different terrains, 4 different seasons in one relatively small country
Not only that the cities are great too with almost every amenities of the west available in major cities, historical sites, uber, public transport (in some cities PT is bad tho, we need to work on that)
Pak really need to start marketing campaigns in China to attract tourists to the country as I believe our reputation is that all of Pak looks like Delhi or something with smog and traffic everywhere
Even though its SO far from the truth and these things are outside the fact that Pak is home to some of the most friendliest people on planet (as said by almost every MSM traveler who put Pak right up there when it comes to travel destination)