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Islamabad- Pakistan will not require repayment of loans if it is difficult, China has always helped Pakistan beyond Political Goals and Specific Governments, says Chinese Ambassador

Islamabad, Pakistan will not demand repayment of loans in hardship, Chinese Ambassador
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Chinese Ambassador Yao Jung said that China has always supported Pakistan beyond political goals and specific governments, if Pakistan is in trouble, it will not require repayment of loans.
Chinese Ambassador to China Yao Jung responded to US Deputy Foreign Minister Ellis Welles' statement regarding C-Pack, saying why the US suspended Pakistan's aid on political priorities.
Chinese Ambassador said there was a severe energy crisis in Pakistan in 2013, why US companies did not set up power plants in Pakistan. He said that China has always helped Pakistan in overcoming political goals and specific governments.
Yau Jung further said that Pakistan would not demand a loan repayment if it was in trouble.
Remember that during a speech at a think tank in Washington DC yesterday, US Secretary of State Alice Wells said that China is currently the largest lender in the world, but it does not publish its terms of lending. Because of this, Pakistanis have to raise questions about Chinese investment in the CPEC.