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The guy is partially wrong here. The sea route is cheaper no doubt about it however a train route is even more cheaper.
Except for the sole exception of right now, with too many goods to ship by sea and not enough ships/containers/port capacity, it is always cheaper to ship things by ship instead of train.The guy is partially wrong here. The sea route is cheaper no doubt about it however a train route is even more cheaper.
It was not about good transit or transport but its about transfer of low end manufacturing to other countries like Pakistan and to develop western China ...
CPEC was meant to give pakistanis infrstruture to work things out
Except for the sole exception of right now, with too many goods to ship by sea and not enough ships/containers/port capacity, it is always cheaper to ship things by ship instead of train.
This is why China exports most goods to Russia by sea instead of by rail.
Those industrial zones are 10 years late and just one in KPK is on since noone wants to give cheap land execpt the KPK oneHere is what I think about CPEC. Pakistan & China seems to have deliberately kept their intentions hidden. They only projected the Gwader port & Transit trade to China aspects of CPEC in the lime light.
In fact the future of CPEC project would be decided by the success (or failure) of nine industrial zones + one free zone (at least) + connectivity to Central Asia. I noticed that Pakistani authorities do not talk up the industrial zones too much while talking to international media. Even the name of three companies which are now operating from Gwader Free-Zone are being kept confidential.
So either international media does not know about industrial zones side of CPEC (less likely) or they focus solely on infrastructure side of the CPEC & associated debt to keep any potential investors away from setting-up industrial projects in those industrial zones.
Except for the sole exception of right now, with too many goods to ship by sea and not enough ships/containers/port capacity, it is always cheaper to ship things by ship instead of train.
Pls elaborate in which circumstances sea transport is expensive than Aerial or land transport.i stopped reading at "in shipping the cheapest way between any two points is by sea" that's not correct in all circumstances,