Pakistan: Chinese engineers suspend work on key hydropower projects over growing security concerns
1 year, 11 months ago

Pakistan: Chinese engineers suspend work on key hydropower projects over growing security concerns

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Amid growing security threats in Pakistan, Chinese engineers have suspended work on hydropower projects in Swat and Shangla districts of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa in July 2022, reported The Nation. Notably, the team of Chinese engineers working on the 84 megawatts Mitiltan hydropower project in Swat suspended the work and moved to Islamabad in July 2022 due to the security situation. The meeting was informed that a Chinese expert team had also stopped working on the 11.8 megawatts Karora hydropower project in Shangla district since May 2022, reported The Nation. Meanwhile, Gwadar Rights Movement leader, Maulana Hidayat ur Rehman, issued a warning to Chinese nationals to leave the Gwadar port area, reported The Maritime Executive.

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