China announced plans to speed up work on the “flagship” dam in Pakistan to alleviate pressure on its ally in any weather, PTI reported on Monday.
This step comes weeks after India included the 1960 Indian Treaty after a terrorist attack by Pahalgam, she said she quoted a media message. China Energy Engineering Corporation is working on the Mohmand Hydropower Project project in the Khyber Pakhyberkhwa province in Northwest Pakistan, he added.
On Saturday, the State broadcaster CCTV announced that the content of the concrete on the dam began. This meant “critical milestone of construction and the phase of accelerated development of this national project P
The project officially began in September 2019 and was scheduled to complete next year, PTI added.
Visit to China Representative then
This step precedes Monday to visit the Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar in Beijing for interviews with the best Wang Yi diplomat.
The gift to arrive at Beijing on Monday on a three -day visit is the first Pakistani clerk at a high level to visit China after India’s precise strokes under the “Sindoor” operation “in the terrorist infrastructure in Pakistan and Pakistan occupied Kashmir 7.
It was expected that the gift would discuss a range of problems with the ally in any weather, including India’s decision on Indus Waters in carrying, reporting.
“China and Pakistan are strategic collaborators of the weather teams … This upcoming visit to the gift reflects the high importance that the Pakistani government linked to the development of relations in China-Pakistan,” said Foreign Ministry spokesman Mao Ning in Beijing.
“As for the situation between India and Pakistan, China has given its position on more occasions. We are willing to maintain communication with both sides and play a constructive role in realizing a complete and permanent ceasefire and maintaining regional levels and stability,” Mao said.
What is the MOHMAND Hydropower project?
The Mohmand dam in the Khyber then is designed to serve as a multipurpose energy production, flood control, watering and water supply and designed to create an estimated 800 MW of hydropower and supply 300 million gallons in Peshawar.
According to Indus Waters, Pakistan has access to the waters of the Indus and Jhelum and Chenab rivers, while India is authorized to use those from the Eastern Ravi, Sutlej and Beas.
Water from rivers account for about 80 percent of drinks and irrigation needs in Pakistan.
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