Gilani for translating CPEC-II opportunities into economic benefits
Business Recorder • • 1 min read

Senate Chairman Yousuf Raza Gilani urged Pakistan to turn the second phase of CPEC into measurable gains, including more investment, employment and better living conditions. Business Recorder reported that he made the appeal on Sunday while opening the Pakistan-China Research Centre for Party and State Governance, where he took on the honorary chairmanship.
Gilani said the centre, set up by the Pakistan-China Economic and Cultural Council, could connect research with government decision-making and encourage exchanges among scholars, universities, officials and parliamentarians. He highlighted cooperation in farming, manufacturing, information technology, innovation, environmentally sustainable growth and regional links, while also pointing to Chinese experience in poverty reduction, digital governance and long-term planning as subjects for learning. He said the Senate would continue to strengthen its legislative and oversight work through informed decisions and effective governance practices.
At a glance
- Gilani called for CPEC-II to produce investment, jobs and improved living standards.
- A new Pakistan-China centre is intended to support research and institutional exchanges.
Originally reported by Business Recorder
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