Infrastructure Diplomacy and Economic Growth: Impacts of Regional Connectivity Projects on Pakistan
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https://doi.org/10.47205/plhr.2025(9-II)19Keywords:
Regional Connectivity, Pakistan, Economic Development, CPEC, TradeAbstract
Regional connectivity projects in Pakistan are one of the most important factors having both long term and short-term impacts over country’s economy. This article highlights the role of regional connectivity projects such as China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC), CASA-1000 and TAPI’s potential in economic development of Pakistan. To gain in-depth knowledge, qualitative research design has been used in this research article. Secondary data sources have been used to analyze questions under consideration. The study concludes that regional connectivity projects contributed significantly in economic growth by creating opportunities for trade, infrastructure development, energy needs, and attracting foreign direct investment by regional connectivity. Furthermore, the study argues that these projects resulted in employment opportunities and economic growth that require policy continuation. The article recommends effective governing framework, careful management, inclusive domestic policies and need to counter violent extremism in Pakistan to maximize gains of these regional connectivity projects.
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