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Improving Pakistan’s Cotton: Lessons from China’s Xinjiang (Opinion)

Cotton is a critical agricultural commodity for Pakistan, often referred to as the “king of crops” due to its significant economic and industrial impact. As one of the world’s leading cotton producers, Pakistan has long relied on its cotton industry for employment, income, and export revenue. However, the Pakistani cotton sector faces several challenges, including low productivity, climate-related issues, and inconsistent quality. To address these challenges and improve the international standing of Pakistan’s cotton, there is a need for modernization. Drawing lessons from Xinjiang, China’s major cotton-producing region, which has successfully integrated mechanization and digital technologies, could provide a roadmap

Chinese embassy thanks Pakistan for condolences and support

Islamabad: A powerful 6.8 magnitude earthquake struck China’s Xizang region today, resulting in the deaths of at least 95 people. The Chinese Embassy in Islamabad expressed deep gratitude for the condolences and support extended by Pakistan’s leadership and friends. In a statement, the embassy confirmed that search and rescue operations are underway under the strong leadership of the Chinese government. The embassy offered prayers for the deceased, wishing that they rest in peace, and conveyed sincere thanks for the support from Pakistan. The Chinese media outlets have reported that authorities are working relentlessly to locate and assist survivors while it

Two Chinese nationals killed in blast near Karachi airport

KARACHI: An explosion near the Karachi International Airport has killed two Chinese nationals and injured several others, officials from both countries said. Police and the provincial government said a tanker exploded outside the airport, which is Pakistan’s biggest, on Sunday night. The nature of the blast was not immediately clear, the local news channel reported. In a statement, the militant group Baloch Liberation Army (BLA) claimed the explosion was an attack carried out by them using a vehicle-borne improvised explosive device targeting “a high-level convoy of Chinese engineers and investors” coming from Karachi’s airport. The Chinese embassy in Pakistan said

September 8, 2024

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Tea cultivation boosts trade with China

BEIJING: “Tea is an integral part of our culture, joy and conversation. One cannot remove tea from a Pakistani’s life,” said Sadia Khatri, a writer from Karachi. “Any time is a good time for tea.” This sentiment reflects the deep-rooted tea culture in Pakistan, which has made the country the world’s largest importer of tea. Last year alone, Pakistan imported tea worth more than $600 million (about RMB 4.033 billion). China’s tea exports to Pakistan totaled $5.76 million in 2023, according to the United Nations’ COMTRADE international trade database. “I am here to explore and find the right varieties of

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