Pakistan’s new Chengdu trade route shows CPEC can work

Earlier this month, more than 80 metric tons of dried chilies from Pakistan arrived at the Chengdu International Railway Port. Packed into eight containers, the cargo entered China through Qinzhou Port in Guangxi, then moved inland to Chengdu via a sea-rail intermodal service operating under the New International Land-Sea Trade Corridor. On the surface, this
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