The fact you said that with a straight faced comment tells me all I need tonknow. First, you have no clue with port is (note, its not simply for ships to dock).
Second, you're completely ignoring basic facts about the hambantota port, which were listed in the article i provided, and are continuing to repeat your BS.
Next, no matter how much you keep repeating a lie, it doesn't suddenly change to the truth.
Its the same bs I hear Pakistanis say about the IMF and world bank.
Finally, there is no such thing as a debt trap. China has nothing to gain, because Pakistan can simply deny the transfer to China. What's China gonna do, go to war?
Ignoring the fact that no lending nation wants the one who's borrowing to go bankrupt, because it means in a loss in investment and profit, Seizing assets doesn't work the same way in these cases either.
China is not about to demand Pakistan hand over anything to China. The worst that might happen is that China stops its investments, which won't happen.
A lie remains a lie, no matter how many times its repeated.
I have my own concerns about CPEC, major concerns, and none of them rely on myths and false narratives.
I know more about ports than you would ever know. I understand the whole infrastructure quite well. I worked for a short period of time in the business.
China or no China. Has bankruptcy ever been an option for countries ?
you conveniently ignored Gwadar and Hambonta being away from major population centers. I may argue that is by design. Explain why Chinese would not invest heavily in Karachi or its vicinity