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Pakistan approves massive tax exemptions for Gwadar port operators

Why are you wasting time on a false flag troll?


Lol now he claims that he has advised people from WB (world Bank) and ADB ( Asian development Bank) and also that he frequently meets with Daniel F. Runde.

This guy never stops amusing me. And sorry to say this mate but it seems this guy is from your country.

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I've told you before, I don't have time to waste on illogical posts, emotional issues or simply on people who want to close their eyes when they see a power plant, a Hydro dam, a bridge or anything showing progress, hoping closed eyes will make the progress go away. So please write the entire scope and then I'll answer. Otherwise, I've posted the details before and I'll stick to my facts per documents I've read and analyzed multiple times. Thank you.
This is something which people mostly overlook. CPEC isn't only just a passage linking different regions. The major chuck of the Chinese investment will go into the energy sector development in Pakistan. I am not very good with numbers and figures but to put it in simple words: The energy development will give a major boost to Pakistani economy. Then there will be these massive employment opportunities for Pakistani's which subsequently will help alleviating poverty, especially in the province of Baluchistan.
 
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Do you have any "REAL" experience at this scale with Global Programs, Economic Growth and Strategy? You post tells me you don't have any. Then why try to sound like a PHD in Economic Strategy when there are no credentials? Allow someone with experience to explain vs. making judgements based on limited knowledge.

:rolleyes: You went on a 610 word rant just for me?

I :smitten: you too.

The original question was the income that would be generated through "Transit Fees". Of which the member asked in what range that would be. I merely provided him a idea of the fees Singapore, the 2nd busiest port generates. Of which Singapore depends as a lifeline to it's greater economy. An economy, mind you, built on more stable sound policies than any Pakistani Politician wouldn't even dream to give a damn about.
 
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:rolleyes: You went on a 610 word rant just for me?

I :smitten: you too.

The original question was the income that would be generated through "Transit Fees". Of which the member asked in what range that would be. I merely provided him a idea of the fees Singapore, the 2nd busiest port generates. Of which Singapore depends as a lifeline to it's greater economy. An economy, mind you, built on more stable sound policies than any Pakistani Politician wouldn't even dream to give a damn about.


Can't come up with something concrete so just kicking dust :rofl::angel:. I am used to that behavior on here. There are many PHG's on here (G represents Gossip), who without experience talk about these issues like they actually have a PHD instead of a PHG. But its all good. Transit fees alone mean nothing, nor this entire project is a Toll Both. You should look at all returns on investment in perspective, and those go WAY beyond collecting transit fees.

Lol now he claims that he has advised people from WB (world Bank) and ADB ( Asian development Bank) and also that he frequently meets with Daniel F. Runde.

This guy never stops amusing me. And sorry to say this mate but it seems this guy is from your country.

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Vipers are found everywhere in the World. India is no exception. And I ROAM, so you'll see my Flags change from time to time. If they hadn't block my black as* for a month, you'd have seen my flag a week from India, a week from Pakistan and a week from China just last month before returning back home to the US!! And I love India, I just don't like how Indian businessmen conduct business!! But that's a personal thing in business, not against the entire nation or a country.

I employ a large group of Indian employees with love and pride. Good, hard working, dedicated and smart people, no doubt about it. And compare them to Pakistanis, sadly, Pakistanis are too busy playing groups, politics, leg pulling and all, whether you observe this sad behavior inside Pakistan or across the globe. They really need to focus on working as a nation and for their country, not individuals working for their respective ethnic groups and political flavor. Very sad indeed!!
 
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ransit fees alone mean nothing, nor this entire project is a Toll Both. You should look at all returns on investment in perspective, and those go WAY beyond collecting transit fees.

And yet my original post was a response to transit fees.

Sure, I do agree the spillover and returns on investment is what needs to be looked at towards any cost-analysis. But then again we're talking about Pakistan. Chugging by on loans from WB, IMF, ADB, China. $36 Billion are due this year, too bad it's Foreign reserves of $20 or whatever are built on loans too.

Perhaps with your consultation towards the ADB and World Bank, you could advise Pakistan rather than ranting on a forum....
 
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And yet my original post was a response to transit fees.

Sure, I do agree the spillover and returns on investment is what needs to be looked at towards any cost-analysis. But then again we're talking about Pakistan. Chugging by on loans from WB, IMF, ADB, China. $36 Billion are due this year, too bad it's Foreign reserves of $20 or whatever are built on loans too.

Perhaps with your consultation towards the ADB and World Bank, you could advise Pakistan rather than ranting on a forum....

Reading your rhetoric about Pakistan and your buddies for political reasons, it is pretty obvious that using logic, economics, or common sense to people who can't comprehend basic knowledge is useless. Pakistan is ALREADY being advised from top advisers from the US, the WB, the IMF and from the ADB. And ALL of these international institutes are actually happy with the progress Pakistan had made in just three years.

But to people like you, it is more like "what progress?"!! By closing your eyes while standing in front of a power plant either already working or getting ready to provide electricity soon to eliminate the power outages, or a metro bus stations that helps hundreds of millions poor people every month, or in front of a Road promising economic growth, or in front of a Kidney transplant center or a Hear research institute, these things don't go away. The progress is still there.

Had your nation paid taxes all 70 years, you wouldn't need loans. But every nation takes it and pays them back as their economy progresses. The US did it (still has a huge debt), the Europeans did it, the Indians are still doing it and the Chinese have a huge debt problem. But if their economies work the way they anticipate, they'll pay the loan back.

People like you and your friends with a certain political agenda, ONLY want one thing. That is, to do NOTHING and complain about everything being done. Yea, that wouldn't produced an Egg by itself, let alone, building a nation. You should always respect progress as it changes nations and countries for the better. In this case, its your country we are discussing. So you should have some appreciation for the work being done. ONLY criticizing makes you a critic, and no one really cares about these people. Take a look at IK, he's pretty much become irrelevant with whatever rhetoric he now says to the public!! People want a better Pakistan, a modern, economically growing, terrorism free Pakistan. And they see who is doing the work and who wants to stop that progress. And they won't let anyone stop it this time!
 
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Pakistan is ALREADY being advised from top advisers from the US, the WB, the IMF and from the ADB. And ALL of these international institutes are actually happy with the progress Pakistan had made in just three years.

The international institutions will suck anyone's di<k. They dont care about the results, as long as they can show all the billions they handed out.

As for the US, it's in there interests to secure a "democratic" government. Remember they were patting General Zia on the back for his efforts to fu<k up the Soviet Union. The US will say whatever it wants to say. As will anyone else who wants something.

By closing your eyes while standing in front of a power plant either already working or getting ready to provide electricity soon to eliminate the power outages, or a metro bus stations that helps hundreds of millions poor people every month, or in front of a Road promising economic growth, or in front of a Kidney transplant center or a Hear research institute, these things don't go away. The progress is still there.

These things do go away. I'll be happy to email you pictures of empty schools, crumbling hospitals, roads, infrastructure in general.

Pakistan has kidney centers and heart institutes, and yet it's richest still go abroad. What confidence is that?

Had your nation paid taxes all 70 years, you wouldn't need loans. But every nation takes it and pays them back as their economy progresses.

And yet, here we are, still no tax policy, other than increasing taxes on the poor unfortunate souls that for some reason actually pays.

its your country we are discussing.

I got American citizenship lived here for the past 25 years, I have more connections here than there.

Take a look at IK, he's pretty much become irrelevant with whatever rhetoric

IK never had a plan. He's irrelevant now, well, since the protesting bs. He can resuscitate himself, based on the performance of KPK.

I've suggested plenty of points for Pakistan to carry out. You just blatantly regurgitate whatever some news site says. On how down the road Pakistan getting Billions of dollars in loans will help.

Pakistan has already taken Billions in loans, but yet has little to nothing to show for it. I'm not mad that it has dont this, i'm mad at the billions that have been ill-spent.
 
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