China 's $60bn cash injection into Pakistan infrastructure projects is unlikely to raise the country's profile as a global investment destination, observers say. In addition to normal security measures, "we have also placed a 10,000 (security) force for special protection of Chinese who are working on the CPEC projects," he said. China 's spending spree, as part of its " 4.9 Belt, One Road" strategy of boosting overseas influence through investment, is largely strategic and of little interest to other parties. " Many foreign investors recognise that the projects China is funding are not those that they want to participate or compete in," Interior Khan said. Many investors see it as Pakistan 's attempt to "offload its excess capacity and place China under debt".
China 's $60bn cash injection into Pakistan infrastructure projects is unlikely to raise the country's profile as a global investment destination, observers say. China 's spending spree, as part of its " 4.9 Belt, One Road" strategy of boosting overseas influence through investment, is largely strategic and of little interest to other parties. "Many foreign investors recognise that the projects China is funding are not those that they want to participate or compete in," Interior Khan said. Many investors see it as Pakistan 's attempt to "offload its excess capacity and place China under debt".