Sino-Pak Collaboration: Its Positive Impacts on the Economy of South Asia

Abstract

This study explores that in South Asia’s regional affairs are greatly influenced by the strategic cooperation between China and Pakistan, and its implications for the geopolitical, economic, and security environments across South Asia, the Middle East, and Central Asia. The foundation of the partnership is mutual trust, shared interests, and a convergent perspective, with collaboration in sectors including energy, security, and the economy. This study used a qualitative approach to examine the impact of the China-Pakistan relationship on regional politics that combines historical, descriptive, and analytical approach. A descriptive technique gives a summary of the relationship's current status, while a historical approach charts the development of the China-Pakistan collaboration.  The relationship's ramifications for regional politics, particularly its effects on global governance, economic development, and security, are then evaluated analytically.  This study offers a thorough grasp of the intricate dynamics at work in the China-Pakistan relationship Pakistan has benefited economically from the CPEC in a number of ways, including the development of infrastructure and the creation of jobs. This study finds out that with both nations working together on maritime security and counterterrorism initiatives, the China-Pakistan security collaboration has an impact on regional security. This study recommends that emphasis on maritime security, counterterrorism initiatives, and regional stability, China and Pakistan should strengthen their security cooperation.