China-Afghanistan Relations and the BRI: Progress, Challenges
In this particular chapter, we delve into the BRI''s recent progress, focusing on five key areas: policy coordination, unobstructed trade, physical connectivity, financial aid, and
In summary, China will contentiously expand its BRI footprint in Afghanistan, emphasizing the exploration and implementation of low-risk economic opportunities in the country in the short term. Through BRI projects, the connectivity between two countries is expected to increase.
China is one of the largest trading partners of Afghanistan due largely to its strong complementary economic structure and resource endowments. Regarding the quantity and structure of bilateral trade, China is the third largest import source and ninth largest export destination country.
China and Pakistan have agreed to extend the BRI to Afghanistan, potentially drawing billions of dollars to fund infrastructure projects in Afghanistan and agreeing with Pakistan for Taliban involvement sealed in Islamabad with projects already underway.
Recognizing these substantial risks, China has adopted a cautious approach to BRI implementation in the country. Moving forward, China is likely to cautiously pursue BRI projects in Afghanistan, with extending CPEC remaining a top priority.
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