China-led development of Gwadar port in Pakistan

A truck carrying dirt enters a gate of Gwadar port in this photo taken in Gwadar, southwestern Pakistan, in October 2017. The port provides a gateway through Pakistan to western China. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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