A provision of 390 million dollars of bridge financing to which Pakistan has assented would entail the laying of new railway lines to connect mineral-rich areas of Balochistan with major export highways. The project shall bolster the movement of copper, coal, and other minerals that will be useful in the provincial development agenda and national infrastructure..
Investors suggest that the construction of the rail will reduce the expenses and assist in reducing the level of traffic congestion on the roads so that the local resources will be better incorporated in local and global markets.
The strategy also aligns with extended connectivity operations in the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) so that Balochistan develops into a mineral export hub and triggers the process of long-term economic growth.
