Based on your answer, we have drawn a conclusion.
1，The West and Türkiye have not invested in Pakistan. Only China has invested in Pakistan.
2. Pakistani goods have low added value. There are no technology products exported to China.
3. Most countries in the world maintain trade deficits with China. India has an annual deficit of $100 billion with China. You seem to think that China cares deeply about the billions of dollars Pakistan owes.
Bro. You seem to be detached from reality.
1. Again, what industrial input that is not powerplant or infrastructure related as China invested in Pakistan?
2. The Turks don't have as much means as China to work with,
but, they've consistently tried working hard-currency balanced deals.
For example, Wah Industries Limited (WIL), a Pakistani conglomerate, signed a deal to import artillery shell manufacturing equipment from a Turkish company, Repkon. In return, Repkon promised to procure a certain number of those WIL-manufactured shells for the Turkish and Ukrainian armed forces such that WIL can recoup its investment.
This would be the hypothetical equivalent of China selling PAC a co-production site for a certain fighter plane, and then fulfilling its end of an agreement to buy 200 units of said fighter plane so that PAC could, at least, get some return or recoup the costs of the facility. Hypothetical, it didn't happen.
Not only that, but to this day (and now for 20-odd years), NESCOM and POF both export fuzes and other inputs to different Turkish munitions manufacturers. It's not because Pakistani fuzes are special, but other countries not named China follow a real sense of norms and idea of mutual benefit. They don't operate with a zero-sum mentality, but the mistake we Pakistanis made is that we don't treat you the way you've treated us. That will change, inshaAllah.
3. Lol, the Chinese companies expecting their annual returns from those Pakistani IPPs absolutely do care about the billions those IPPs owe them. Because, in the real world, my guy, there are shareholders and investors who want a ROI on their finesse.
Anyways, it's good to know what you really think of us. The fact is, we are a country with real industrial capacity, it's just that it's within your incentives structure to stiffle it as much as possible. That's really it, I and a growing number of others see it.
We're coming for you. Don't worry. Mashriqi Turkestan Zindabad.
It’s easy to dismiss India as a laughingstock from China’s perspective, yet it could pose an existential threat to you.
For a nation to prosper, it must first stand on its own feet by strengthening core fundamentals including science and education, public security, and people’s livelihood. Investment is drawn by genuine national advantage, never through begging or complaints.
Your leaders did plenty of begging in the 1980s and 1990s to get the FDI and technology they did in the West. Heck, they literally made sure to work their own people to death just to shave a few dollars off some iPhones for it to happen. Don't assume you're any better or that you, by some intrinsic quality except your sheer numbers and disregard for your very own humanity, earned your position. You didn't. It was given to you.
