اثر التدخلات الدولية و الاقليمية في مجالات العلاقات الصينية الباكستانية

Abstract EN

"Chinese-Pakistani" relations are distinguished, as the relations have evolved from the level of political and military relations to a full range of contacts and comprehensive relations, despite some concerns on the Chinese side about the Islamic identity of Pakistan, especially with the emergence of the phenomenon of terrorism and extremist groups In Pakistan, and the presence of the Muslim "Uyghur" minority in "Xinjiang".China, as one of the major powers in the world, is where development in various fields is the subject of increasing international attention in recent years, as it may threaten the economic and military position of the United States in the future.

Therefore, the strategic relationship between China and Pakistan must be understood from an international strategic perspective, specifically in the intertwining relations between China and the United States, India and Russia.

The importance of the issue is evident in several aspects, including China's endeavor to prevent American and Russian influence from seeping into the Chinese neighboring countries.

And break the isolation attempts that may strike the Chinese economy.

And the quest to dominate the markets of the Middle East countries, especially the Arab countries and the countries of North and West Africa.

As well as strengthening the Pakistani-Chinese alliance in the face of the US-Indian alliance.

And work to complete the agreement for the joint economic corridor "CPEC", which would change the international balance of power in the region.

And finally, reviving the Pakistani economy through the Chinese completion of the Pakistani "Gwadar" Port project, which will return billions of dollars to Pakistan.Key words: "China", "Pakistan", Political and Economic Relations, "United States", "India", Economic Corridor, "Gwadar" Port