Economics
Pakistan Sees Growth Surging to 7% as China Invests Billions
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Pak-China Khunjerab Pass, the world's highest paved border crossing at 4,600 metres above sea level.
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Pakistan will see its annual economic growth rate surge to 7 percent in two years as it reaps the benefits from China and others investing more than $40 billion in infrastructure, according to the Finance Ministry’s top bureaucrat.