how do they even get their resources out? I recall Pakistan's Gwadar port receives exports from afghanistan by road then load them onto ships. building a railroad to Gwadar might become necessary if Taliban really wants to reap the benefit of trade. would be funny if, after years of NATO occupation, that they would undertake major infrastructure projects only after gaining independence.
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China's strategy in Afghanistan.
- Thread starter ohan_qwe
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Forget about trade via gwadar ports. Since hostilities on Pakistan Afghanistan borders has increased, it is impossible for any infrastructure plan there.how do they even get their resources out? I recall Pakistan's Gwadar port receives exports from afghanistan by road then load them onto ships. building a railroad to Gwadar might become necessary if Taliban really wants to reap the benefit of trade. would be funny if, after years of NATO occupation, that they would undertake major infrastructure projects only after gaining independence.
If they can truck it over the border into Turkmenistan or Iran, there's a direct rail link to China.how do they even get their resources out? I recall Pakistan's Gwadar port receives exports from afghanistan by road then load them onto ships. building a railroad to Gwadar might become necessary if Taliban really wants to reap the benefit of trade. would be funny if, after years of NATO occupation, that they would undertake major infrastructure projects only after gaining independence.