First took millions of dollars funds from China and now this offer to America … Pakistan came out

Asim Munir Donald Trump Meet: China’s loyal Pakistan is now engaged in humming America for money. Recently, Pakistan’s Army Chief General Aseem Munir held a meeting with US President Donald Trump in a closed room, in which Pakistan offered the US an important mineral wealth of Balochistan. China has already invested around $ 60 billion at this place.

America eye on Balochistan minerals

China’s highest investment focuses on infrastructure and mining under the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC). The news in Pakistani media and statements made by the leaders in Parliament shows that the US is seeking commercial entry in the mineral regions of Balochistan. The region has been considered strategically important for a long time and where Chinese interests have already been dominated.

Balochistan is about 43 percent of the total territory of Pakistan. It has a stock of natural wealth like copper, lithium, gold, coal and chromite. According to Pakistani media reports, Balochistan’s minerals were discussed in the meeting of Asim Munir and Donald Trump.

The issue arose in Pakistan’s national assembly

If America makes its reach here, then its dependence on those countries will be reduced, which it considers its enemy. The Pakistani MP also raised the issue in the National Assembly, indicating that General Munir had interacted with Trump about Balochistan’s minerals. However, the US has not made any official announcement about this.

On the other hand, the US is also discussing a 500 billion deal for important minerals with Ukraine. The purpose of this deal is to secure lithium and other resources, which is necessary for US defense systems and industries.

China has invested $ 60 billion in these areas

China is making large investment in ports, roads and mining projects through CPEC in Balochistan. China has invested about $ 60 billion in the CPEC corridor in Pakistan, most of which is in Balochistan.

However, China has also suffered a major setback due to attacks by Baloch separatist groups opposing foreign exploitation of local resources. The entry of America in this region can cause concerns for China.