Shall China deliver 36 J10B free of charge to Pakistan?

[VelocuR]

@S10

Please make sure to arrest Indian Mujahedeen extremisms, and Tibetan terrorists camps in India to stir up the Xinjiang issues, don't get confused.

 

[Lightningbolt]

Most terrifying part is not Christian, it's those up brass leaders send their sons and daughter to study and live in western country. Even the leader is western *** liked, why normal civilians? CCP now is undergoing storm of anti corruption. With saving the money from corruption, we could deliver as many J10 b as possible to PAF. Look at the naughty face of Bo xi lai, he is a true motherfucker.大奸似忠，大伪似真。Bo gua gua is still having party in UK when his farther Bo xi lai is under interrogation.

Yes these CPC scum that send their children to western universities to get brainwashed of how 'bad' China is one of the major problem. Another problem is these losers buy assets in western countries using taxpayer money.

Corruption is a major problem and western thugs are using this corruption to benefit western geopolitical goals and to infiltrate China.

 

[帅的一匹]

Look what those English men doing in Hong Kong, those corruption leaders shall be sliced to peice. UK had openly clamour Hong Kong should be back to Under UK rule and willing to provide any help to those opposition to take up middle ring. How China fight back, we can't sit and watch those clown act wantonly on our land. We shall sell fighters to Argentia ASAP.

 

[Pakistanisage]

We Chinese support the Pakistan goverment selected by Pakistan people without any condition, i think the new pakistan goverment will revive their economy in the near future. China and pakistan has stated to cooperate with each other in many economic fields, hope pakistan economy will improve steadily.

Pakistan's Defense future is tied to China and its Weapons. The days of Pakistan buying its weapons from the West are long over.

Pakistani Tanks, Aircrafts, Naval Ships and Submarines are all going to be of Chinese origin.

 

[xuxu1457]

This Indians must be jewing us down. Actually, indian us down. Why Japan need to pay 130mil/one while this Indians are paying only 64mil. Boeing must double the price.

For India buying, only business, for Japan, protection fees; Japan has money, and is US army's ATM, look at 1985 Plaza Accord(cut meat from Japan), Gulf war(US war,Japan pay)

 

[Lightningbolt]

Pakistan's Defense future is tied to China and its Weapons. The days of Pakistan buying its weapons from the West are long over.

Pakistani Tanks, Aircrafts, Naval Ships and Submarines are all going to be of Chinese origin.

And we will continue to improve our technologies to bring our weapons upto world class levels in all areas. We have caught upto the west in certain areas but still has a fair way to go in other areas. Make no mistake about it, our scientists and engineers are working their backsides off trying to advance our technology and build far more advanced weapons.

As I said before, whatever technologies and weapons we develop will be available for Pakistan to buy them and transfer our technology to you guys so you can develop you own military-industrial complex

 

[That Guy]

its doing better then their economy lol our gdp grew at 4.2 percent while indians grew at 3.5 percent

numbers mean very little compared to reality.

 

[SHAMK9]

Nope, PAF should be able to pay for what it wants.

 

[qamar1990]

numbers mean very little compared to reality.

well in reality we already knew pakistan was doing better economically, pakistanis are overall way better off then indians besides of-course terrorism

 

[xunzi]

@wanglaokan

If China wants to help Pakistan, help us install up-to 20,000 Megawatt electrical capacity from Nuclear energy over the coming decade. That is the help we do need from Pakistan, it will bolster our economy and industries - jets will become the consequence of that activity.

Rest assure that Chinese energy companies are very active in helping Pakistan solving their energy crisis.


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China helps out energy-starved Pakistan
Updated: 2013-08-16 14:37

By Zhang Yunbi (China Daily)

With an ongoing energy shortage affecting nearly every household in Pakistan, several Chinese power companies and institutes are working closely with the nation's government to take advantage of its natural resources and increase electricity production.

The Shanghai Marine Diesel Engine Research Institute recently agreed to help build a power plant in Pakistan to convert the byproduct of processing sugarcane into electricity. The goal is for the plant to provide an annual capacity of 960,000 mWh.

"The plant has the highest productivity among those of the same kind in the world," said Jin Donghan, head of the institute. "Pakistan is a country rich in sugarcane and turning that into electricity is a very cost-effective option for the country to find a way out of its shortage of energy."

According to a May report by The New York Times, lights go out for at least 10 hours a day in major cities in Pakistan and up to 22 hours a day in rural areas. Finding a solution to the nation's energy crisis topped Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif's agenda during his visit to China from July 3 to 8.

Chinese companies in Pakistan have also made strides to improve the nation's production in hydroelectricity.

Xiong Lixin, vice-president of Sinohydro Corp Ltd, served nearly seven years ago as a project manager for the landmark Gomal Zam Dam in northern Pakistan to help build both the dam and a hydroelectric plant at the site.

The dam also serves to help irrigate farmland and control flooding.

Designed and built by Power Construction Corp of China, the plant successfully connected to the national grid on June 26. Xiong said what impressed him most during his time in Pakistan was the intelligence and diligence of the Chinese staff who worked hard to meet construction deadlines on the dam.

With an installed capacity of 17,400 kW, the hydroelectric plant will provide energy to about 25,000 local households, while the dam will help the country avoid annual economic losses of $2.6 million due to flooding.

Xiong said the dam is a symbol of China's leading construction technologies. Pakistani people called the project their national version of the Three Gorges Dam, a mega hydropower generation project along the Yangtze River.

But in building power plants for the country, Chinese companies and contractors have faced numerous difficulties, including concerns about their security.

"The Chinese staff members were brave because the location of the plant was close to Afghanistan and relatively dangerous. That intimidated many other foreign engineers," Xiong said.

In October 2004, work on the dam came to a halt after unidentified militants kidnapped two Chinese engineers working on the project at the northwestern border of Pakistan.
Security concerns

One was saved but the other was killed in rescue efforts. It took two years before work continued on the project.
Xiong said Pakistan sent helicopters to escort him to the construction site in 2006 and also dispatched armed security guards to protect the Chinese staff.

"The security measures would not have worked if there wasn't a firm friendship between the two nations," said Xiong, who left Pakistan in 2011.

Li Shaotong, economic and commercial counselor of the Chinese embassy in Pakistan, recently urged Chinese businesses to "ensure safety measures and take precautions" in the country. Li added that security uncertainties remain even after the Pakistani elections in May.

The searing hot weather also poses another challenge for Chinese projects in the country.
Wang Xiaojun, an engineer at China Nuclear Industry No 5 Construction Co, said temperatures reach above 35 C "for several months a year" at the Chashma Nuclear Power Plant in north Pakistan, which China Nuclear recently helped build.
Having enough manpower was another obstacle. Many Pakistani workers, Wang said, lacked the technical training needed for the project.

"We only had 200 Chinese workers there and we hired more than 1,400 local people," Xiong said.
Chinese people doing business in Pakistan should respect the local religious and social customs and strengthen their sense of social responsibility, Li Shaotong said.

Liu Xiaoxue, a researcher on South Asian studies at the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, said Chinese companies and contractors benefit from employing local people in Pakistan.
zhangyunbi@chinadaily.com.cn
China helps out energy-starved Pakistan|World|chinadaily.com.cn

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In addition, China will start to import more mango from Pakistan so that will help too.

 

[itaskol]

dont know PAF want to get J10B free of charge.
everyone know nothing is really free of charge.

 

[That Guy]

well in reality we already knew pakistan was doing better economically, pakistanis are overall way better off then indians besides of-course terrorism

Are we really? Considering that India has been making progress by leaps and bounds for the last decade, is Pakistan really better off? I'll let you ponder on that question.

 

[帅的一匹]

dont know PAF want to get J10B free of charge.
everyone know nothing is really free of charge.

You get what you sow. Pakistan is getting along with China for the last 60 years. It's time for Pakistan get paid for its friendly sow.

The stronger China is, the less India will take chance to backstab.

Dirty mentality in gut can't be changed forever.

 

[帅的一匹]

They should, a brother in need is a brother in deed. Along with several billion USD as a financial stimulus for the dying economy.

Looat this, China has successfully industrilize the one meter arc plasma sword(adjustable tempreture from 200 to 15000 degree centigrade, you can't feel the heat from 2CM away) under normal barometer pressure, hwo you donna have a say with us?Õæʵ°æ¹â½££º³É¶¼¿ª·¢³ö1Ã׳¤µç»¡µÈÀë×ÓÊø_¾üÊÂƵµÀ_ÖлªÍø

 

[Umair Nawaz]

Pakistani economist.. .. An oxymoron really..

Economies are not seen over single year but over decades.. India in last 15 years, has shown a commutative growth rate of 104% in its GDP (after accounting for inflation) whereas Pakistan during the same period has only shown a cumulative growth rate of 63%. Twice in last decade, Pakistan's GDP has grown at a rate lower than its population growth rate, which virtually translates to per capital GDP recession.

And you LOL about Pakistan's growth being more that India..

What a joke.

Pakistan has become one of Asia's fastest growing economies

U indians r just too jealous of Pakistan.