Some Pakistani Power Firms Stuck in Slow Lane

3/30/2017

Some Pakistani power firms stuck in slow lane on China's Silk Road

Kamal Amjad Mian thought China's decision to invest $36 billion (28.84 billion pounds) in the Pakistani power sector would benefit his electricity cable business, and, anticipating increased demand, his family spent nearly $30 million on a second plant to double output.

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3/28/2018 01:22:15 pm

I am not surprised if anything in these side of the world will get stuck in anything that you may call a bit "backward". Any country that does not recognize women as individuals capable of free thought will definitely fail. Women are the ones moulding every society because they take care of our children. If we don't respect them and treat them right, how do you expect to treat each other as adults when you don't respect your own sisters and mothers. What kind of loose entitlement was that? Who died and made men superior?

Some Pakistani Power Firms Stuck in Slow Lane

Some Pakistani power firms stuck in slow lane on China's Silk Road

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