Just a day ago, India said it would patiently wait for China to allow blacklisting Jaish-e-Mohammed chief Masood Azhar. The Chinese envoy Luo Zhaohui said he is optimistic that the matter will be resolved.
Chinese Ambassador to India Luo Zhaohui said on Sunday that Beijing "understands" India's concern with regards to Jaish-e-Mohammed chief Masood Azhar and said the matter will be resolved soon.
"Regarding Masood Azhar we fully understand and we fully believe this matter. We understand India's concerns and are optimistic this matter will be resolved," he said.
Zhaohui told news agency ANI that the matter--blacklisting of the terrorist--will be resolved and is currently on technical hold, contrary to claims that China has blocked the development."
The Chines had been blocking the issue for over four years, but this time it was in for a big shock. China was alone in the Security Council.
The matter does not rest here. Pakistan will soon be facing the FATA. Pakistan is on grey list. India will push to blacklist Pakistan over terrorism funding at the Financial Action Task Force. Pakistan will soon find itself on black list. Thanks to China.
China has invested billions in CPEC which will not get support. China was also taken a back by UAE not providing financial assisatnce to Pakistan to import oil. China is well aware of the need of India to take on US in trade war. China will lose billions when India withdraws MNF status it. The economy of China is not healthy at present. Loans are not being returned. Economic growth is set to decelerate this year on the back of previous efforts to tackle financial deleveraging and moderating global demand. However, fiscal and monetary easing are expected to cushion the economy against any sharp slowdown. Conversely, a further deterioration in relations between China and the U.S. is the main downside risk. FocusEconomics panelists see the economy growing 6.2% in 2019, which is unchanged from last month’s forecast, before decelerating further to 6.0% in 2020. The consensus view among economists is that China’s economic growth did slow down last year, and especially at the end of the year, as the trade war with the United States intensified. “If officials keep telling us that the slowdown merits concern, keep telling us that new stimulus measures are coming,” said George Magnus, an expert on the Chinese economy at the University of Oxford’s China Centre, “I think we can assume with confidence that all is not well.”
So China has to mend fences with India.
The Indian Government statement that they will wait patiently is to get things moving is ideal in present circumsatnces. It is not long before China compels Pakistan to hand over Massod Azhar and other rogues.
Chinese Ambassador to India Luo Zhaohui said on Sunday that Beijing "understands" India's concern with regards to Jaish-e-Mohammed chief Masood Azhar and said the matter will be resolved soon.
"Regarding Masood Azhar we fully understand and we fully believe this matter. We understand India's concerns and are optimistic this matter will be resolved," he said.
Zhaohui told news agency ANI that the matter--blacklisting of the terrorist--will be resolved and is currently on technical hold, contrary to claims that China has blocked the development."
The Chines had been blocking the issue for over four years, but this time it was in for a big shock. China was alone in the Security Council.
The matter does not rest here. Pakistan will soon be facing the FATA. Pakistan is on grey list. India will push to blacklist Pakistan over terrorism funding at the Financial Action Task Force. Pakistan will soon find itself on black list. Thanks to China.
China has invested billions in CPEC which will not get support. China was also taken a back by UAE not providing financial assisatnce to Pakistan to import oil. China is well aware of the need of India to take on US in trade war. China will lose billions when India withdraws MNF status it. The economy of China is not healthy at present. Loans are not being returned. Economic growth is set to decelerate this year on the back of previous efforts to tackle financial deleveraging and moderating global demand. However, fiscal and monetary easing are expected to cushion the economy against any sharp slowdown. Conversely, a further deterioration in relations between China and the U.S. is the main downside risk. FocusEconomics panelists see the economy growing 6.2% in 2019, which is unchanged from last month’s forecast, before decelerating further to 6.0% in 2020. The consensus view among economists is that China’s economic growth did slow down last year, and especially at the end of the year, as the trade war with the United States intensified. “If officials keep telling us that the slowdown merits concern, keep telling us that new stimulus measures are coming,” said George Magnus, an expert on the Chinese economy at the University of Oxford’s China Centre, “I think we can assume with confidence that all is not well.”
So China has to mend fences with India.
The Indian Government statement that they will wait patiently is to get things moving is ideal in present circumsatnces. It is not long before China compels Pakistan to hand over Massod Azhar and other rogues.