The CoE-CPEC team held a productive discussion with CACCRE to explore collaboration in climate-smart agriculture, agricultural solarization, smart farming, and cold storage solutions for a more sustainable, technology-driven agriculture sector in Pakistan.
Can green revenues become green investments? Saqib ur Rehman Mughal argues in The News that Pakistan must link green revenues with CPEC 2.0’s Green Corridor and build a pipeline of bankable climate projects. https://t.co/DxjFOJn5qL
Dr. Syed Hasanat Shah, Executive Director, CoE-CPEC, spoke at “Echo: Youth in Action,” highlighting the role of youth engagement and cultural exchange in strengthening Pakistan-China people-to-people ties. #CoECPEC#CPECPhase2#UraanPakistan
Can CPEC 2.0 strengthen Pakistan’s trade resilience? Awais Ali & Dr. Syed Hasanat Shah argue that regional connectivity can diversify markets and reduce exposure to trade chokepoints. https://t.co/mx7fA6VxS7
On Eid Milad-un-Nabi ﷺ, CoE-CPEC extends heartfelt greetings to the people of Pakistan and Muslims worldwide.
May the teachings of Prophet Muhammad ﷺ inspire compassion, justice and service to humanity, and bring peace and prosperity to Pakistan.
#EidMiladunNabi#CoECPEC
Can Balochistan turn minerals into prosperity? Fareed Kakar writes in Daily Times that Pakistan must pair better logistics and local processing with skills, security and community benefits. https://t.co/sp3kvH2cpd
Can defence ties bring economic gains? Mujtaba Arshad writes in @ePakistanToday: Pakistan must turn strategic trust into investment and connectivity through reform. https://t.co/XYpLF5Oxad
CoE-CPEC Research Associates Mujtaba Arshad and Awais Ali conducted a field visit to Allama Iqbal Industrial City, Faisalabad, engaging with FIEDMC and SEZ firms to gather insights on investment, infrastructure, and operations under CPEC Phase 2.0.
Can Pakistan turn WAICO into AI capacity? Eeman Taimur and Dr. Uzair Khaleeq uz Zaman write in Business Recorder that membership must drive research, talent, institutions and innovation. https://t.co/i3U0cj5oEq
Mr. Ahmad Jamal Wattoo, Manager Advocacy & Outreach, CoE-CPEC, met Col (Retd.) Dr. Tallat Shabbir, Director, Pak-China Study Centre, ISSI. Talks focused on CPEC Phase 2.0, policy research, strategic communication & institutional cooperation.
#CoECPEC#CPECPhase2#ISSI
CPEC- Turning concrete into commerce:
Mujtaba Arshad writes in The Friday Times that with better logistics, customs reform and functional SEZs, CPEC 2.0 can turn connectivity into exports.
https://t.co/sPuHFkdVyT
How CPEC 2.0 can power Pakistan’s digital future:
Eeman Taimur & Dr. Uzair Khaleeq-uz-Zaman write in Daily Times that the Digital Corridor can advance skills, innovation and Pakistan-China tech cooperation.
https://t.co/3n7t6R6vxM
What makes a port competitive?
Awais Ali writes in @TFT_ that Pakistan must link its ports with digital systems, efficient logistics and export-oriented industries to turn them into engines of economic growth.
Read below: https://t.co/0C731jtJDc
Can Pakistan turn its mineral wealth into industrial growth?
Saqib Ur Rehman Mughal writes in Business Recorder that Pakistan must move beyond extraction towards mineral processing, manufacturing and value-added industries under CPEC 2.0.
Read: https://t.co/S5pVf2aYyN
On Independence Day, the Centre of Excellence for CPEC honors the sacrifices, resilience, and unity that shaped Pakistan’s journey.
Through research, knowledge exchange & partnerships, CoE-CPEC continues to support economic progress and regional cooperation.
Pakistan Zindabad.
A Chinese delegation led by Mr. Sun Dongsheng met at the CPEC Secretariat to discuss economic cooperation under CPEC 2.0. Prof. Ahsan Iqbal highlighted URAAN Pakistan, while PIDE VC Dr. Nadeem Javaid stressed stronger Pakistan-China trade. #CPECPhase2#CoECPEC
CoE-CPEC welcomed a delegation from the University of Potohar at @PIDEpk for discussions on CPEC Phase 2, evidence-based policymaking, research collaboration, and stronger academia-policy linkages in support of Pakistan’s development priorities.
#CoECPEC#CPECPhase2
The 91st CPEC Progress Review Meeting, chaired by Federal Minister Ahsan Iqbal, reviewed progress under CPEC. Dr. Syed Hasanat Shah, Executive Director, CoE-CPEC, represented the Centre in discussions on CPEC 2.0's Five Corridors Framework
#CoECPEC#CPECPhase2#UraanPakistan
Dr. Imtiaz Ahmad, Head of Policy at Centre of Excellence for CPEC, participated as a discussant in CDPR’s Thematic Validation Workshop for NHDR 2027. Discussions explored data and emerging technologies through a human-centred approach for inclusive development.
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