The ongoing tension between India and Pakistan is currently calm due to ceasefire. There are some countries in the world which are standing with India under this tension and are supporting India in the fight against terrorism, while there are some countries including China, Turkey which are openly supporting Pakistan. Let us tell you in detail that there is enmity or some compulsion from India, due to which China always supports Pakistan by not supporting India and defends the Pakistani terrorists.

China’s investment

China has invested heavily within various projects in Pakistan. In such a situation, if there is something to Pakistan or India attacks with missiles to cause heavy damage to Pakistan, then these projects of China are likely to suffer heavy losses. China has invested around $ 65 billion in China-Pakistan Economic Corridor. China Pakistan Economic Corridor is very important for China. Through this corridor, China would get a direct route from Gwadar port to Shinjiang in Pakistan, which can make its connectivity much better. In addition, it is part of China’s ‘Belt and Road Initiative’ project of China.

Why China is trapped in Pakistan

The situation of Pakistan is quite bad at this time. Inflation has increased significantly, during tension with India, the prices of sugar in Pakistan reached Rs 180 per kg. Due to rising inflation and declining foreign exchange reserves, Pakistan is not able to refund the debt of China. Apart from this, most of its projects are running incomplete from the projects in which China has invested in Pakistan. The Baloch Army is attacking the people of China. Projects like Gwadar Port have been hanging due to this, China has also built an international airport here, so that not a single flight has flew yet.

Chinese weapons in Pakistan

Pakistan uses China’s weapons such as J-10C, JF-17 Thunder fighter aircraft, HQ-9 air defense system, drone extensively. In such a situation, if China supports India instead of Pakistan, then Pakistan will not take its weapon and China can suffer a lot of damage.

Hostility with india

India and China have always been bad. China tells some parts of Ladakh and Arunachal Pradesh its own, due to which there are frequent tension between the two countries, this is also a reason that China supports Pakistan by not supporting India. India is becoming increasingly emerging global market, after tariffs on China on China, companies from American and other countries are planning to invest in India. China does not like seeing India’s growing global role. According to Reuters, amidst the ongoing tension between India and Pakistan, China was getting important intelligence about India’s Indian military capabilities and strategies so that it could benefit it during a dispute with India.

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India air passenger growth: Airports International Council (ACI), a group of airports, said in its report that India could leave China behind in the number of air passengers in 2026. One of the fastest growing civil aviation markets in the world, India’s air passenger growth rate is 10.1 percent this year, less than 12 percent for China.

India will be ahead of China in 2026

The neighboring nation has a much larger aviation market than in India. ACI Asia-Pacific and Director General of West Asia, Stephano Barreki said that India is a market that is developing and is in the process of increasing its infrastructure. ACI Asia Pacific and West Asia, represents more than 600 airports in the region. According to ACI, India’s air passenger growth rate in 2026 will be 10.5 percent and 10.3 percent in 2027. At the same time, China’s growth rate will come to 8.9 percent in 2026 and 7.2 percent in 2027. This means that India will leave China behind in this region.

India’s growth will continuously up

The annual growth rate (CAGR) for the number of air passengers in India for the year 2023-27 is 9.5 percent, which according to ACI is more than 8.8 percent for China. India will also be the fastest growing airline globally for the period of 2023-2053. Currently, India’s passenger growth rate is 10.1 percent, while China is close to 12 percent. But ACI estimates that India’s growth will continue to rise in the coming year.

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Wmcc meets in beijing: India and China on Wednesday (March 25) discussed many important aspects to further improve bilateral relations. It was especially emphasized to resume Kailash Mansarovar Yatra this year and restore direct flights between the two countries. Both sides agreed to take concrete steps to promote mutual communication and cooperation so that citizens of both countries could get more facilities.

In this meeting held in Beijing, the officials of the Ministry of External Affairs considered mutual interests and concerns. According to the Ministry of External Affairs, during the talks, it was agreed to carry forward the talks in a ‘step-by-step’ manner and make mutual relationships more stable. The relations between the two countries became tense after the clash in the Galwan Valley in 2020, but now concrete steps are being taken towards improving them.

Discussion on important issues in high level meeting

The meeting was led by Gauranglal Das, Joint Secretary, East Asia Division, Ministry of External Affairs of India and Liu Jinsong, Director General of Asian Affairs, Chinese Foreign Ministry. In this conversation, the strategic relations between the two countries were reviewed and the progress after the 23rd meeting on the Indo-China border issue was considered. The Ministry of External Affairs said that since the meeting of leaders of India and China in October last year, there has been a positive change in bilateral relations.

Cultural and diplomatic relations will be promoted

During the meeting, both sides discussed the necessary preparations to resume the Kailash Mansarovar Yatra in 2025. Apart from this, it was also agreed to restore direct flight, promote dialogue between media and think-tanks and to arrange to celebrate the 75th anniversary of the diplomatic relations between the two countries. These steps will not only strengthen the relations between the two countries but will also help in increasing closeness at cultural and social level.