Fueled by $62 billion in CPEC infrastructure – roads, railways, airports, and power – Gwadar's trade and commerce reach new heights.
Gwadar's deep-sea harbor, the world's envy, unlocks unparalleled access to the Arabian Sea and beyond—witness history in the making with this transformative geo-strategic marvel.
Gwadar's international airport, set to take flight in 2024, connects continents and accelerates its meteoric rise.
Invest in peace and prosperity with Pakistan's first weapons-free zone, fostering economic growth.
Gwadar, a learning hub from global port cities, embraces sustainability and smart city designs for a thriving future.
23 years of tax-free haven in Gwadar's SEZs attracts businesses and skilled labor, creating a magnet for investment and growth.
Gwadar's per capita income is projected to soar 10x higher than Pakistan's average, painting a future of affluence and shared prosperity.
From 80,000 to 160,000 and climbing, Gwadar's population surge reflects its job boom. The master plan forecasts 300,000 by 2025, 600,000 by 2035, and a thriving metropolis of 2 million by 2050.
Combined population of all countries involved in BRI
BRI touches 60 percent of the world's population
Combined GDP of all countries involved
Combined population of all countries involved in BRI
Low and Middle income BRI partners have an average capita income of $3,875.
Estimated cost of infrastructure needs
The estimated cost of infrastructure needs in the developing parts of the ASI-Pacific through 2030 is $26 trillion. China has pledged $1 trillion