we include deeply information of all projects that are signed in 2013 to 2015 we take accurate information by searching one by one project and in every slide china is doing great work we say great thanks to china because they invested about 46 billion dollar in pakistan

1. Power Projects 013-015
 Chinese government approved immediate execution of 14 power projects
 To generate upto 10,400 megawatts (MW) of electricity
 Be started immediately and put into operation by the year 2017-2018
In addition to Below mentioned power projects, a few other power generation
projects totaling to 6,445 MW which would be completed in the second phase on
fast track basis.

2. Power Projects 013-015

3. Port Qasim (Coal Fired)
Private Power and Infrastructure Board (PPIB) has issued a Letter of Support (LOS) to
Siddiqsons Energy Limited for establishment of a 350 MW imported coal-fired power
project at Port Qasim, Karachi. NEPRA has already approved upfront Tariff for this 350
MW Coal-fired Supercritical Power Plant being established by Siddiqsons Group. This
350 MW Supercritical Coal-fired Power Plant will be Pakistan’s first ever coal power
project of its kind at Port Qasim, Karachi.
The estimated cost of the project is US$ 600 million and financial close is expected by
first quarter of 2016. Chief Executive Officer, Siddiqsons Energy Limited, A. Rahim Rafi
said that his company is fully cognizant of the fact that low-cost electricity is extremely
crucial for the economic growth and stability of the country.

4. Sukki Kanari (Hydropower)
4418 canals of land construct 870MW power production project in Mansehra district
near Kaghan
These decisions were formally incorporated in to the agreement, which states that the
KP government will make 4418 canals of land available for the project through the
acquisition process.
Section 4 was already imposed in Kaghan valley for acquisition of the land as
government wanted to address the energy crisis in the province.

5. Sahiwal (Coal Fired)
the chief minister said that two coal-based energy projects of 660 megawatts each
are being set up in Sahiwal and it is an important project of China-Pakistan
Economic
China is going to invest in this power project

6. Engro Thar
660MW of electricity from Thar coal-fired power generation plant will start by
December 2017,
Earlier, it was estimated that power generation would start by mid 2018.
Abid Sher Ali said the abundant coal resources in the country were estimated at
around
186 billion tons out of which 175bn tons were found in Thar alone. He said the
government was committed to utilizing these resources for power generation.

7. Muzafargarh (Coal Fired) 1320 MW
The move to sell TPS Muzaffargarh marks a contrast in government’s policies. On
the one hand, it is selling existing power generation plants while on the other hand
four new electricity plants are being developed. Three of them will be powered by
liquefied natural gas (LNG) while the fourth will run on coal.
To develop this project estimated of 82 billion rupees are required

8. Gwadar Airport
In a major development, China has converted the $230 million loan for the
construction of the Gwadar airport into grants, which is scheduled to be
completed by December 2017, The News has learnt.
Beijing has also converted $140 million loan for the construction of Eastbay Expressway Project

9. Quaid-e-Azam Solar Park (Cholistan) 1000 MW
Some 400,000 solar panels, spread over 200 hectares of flat desert, glare defiantly at
the sun
The desolate area is currently being transformed and the Punjab government has spent
£3 million installing initial infrastructure for the new solar energy park, which it hopes
will become one largest of its kind in the world.
The initial cost of £36.5 million was covered by the Chinese government as a goodwill
gesture and it is expected that £600,000 a year will be saved in energy costs.

10. Dawood (Wind power, Karachi) 50 MW
China is helping Pakistan build a wind power plant near its southern port city of
Karachi with a total investment of $115 million
The Dawood wind power plant, located some 60 kilometers east of Karachi, is
expected to generate 130 million kilowatt-hours of electricity per year, meeting
the need of about 100,000 families in the local area.
Jiang Li, secretary of the corporation, told People’s Daily that the plant’s capacity is
49.5 MW. Its construction started in April of this year and is expected to be
completed in June 2016 and start to generate power three months later.

11. Sachal (Wind power) 50 MW
Developer Sachal Energy has secured land to build a 49.5MW wind farm in Pakistan’s
Sindh province, according to local media reports.
Karot (Hydropower) 720 MW
The Environmental Protection Agency-Punjab (Punjab-EPA) has approved the 720
megawatt (MW) Karot Hydropower Project worth $1.4 billion.
The project is proposed to be built on the Jhelum River near village Karot in Kahuta
tehsil in Rawalpindi district. The proposed project site is 65 kilometres from Rawalpindi
city.

12. SSRL Thar (Coal fired) 1320 MW
Thar Block-I, spread over 150 square kilometers. In the first phase, 6.5 million tons of
coal would be produced per annual, supporting a 1,400 MW (4 x 350 MW) coal plant,
the first two units of which will begin generating power in 2018. SSRL will mine the coal
and China Power International (CPI) will operate the coal plant. Eventually, the mine is
expected to reach 20 million tons per year, which will be used for additional power
plants as well as for export. The Industrial and Commercial Bank of China (ICBC) will
provide $1 billion for the mining operations. Financing for the power plant was not
discussed.[1]

13. World Bank approved five projects for
Pakistan
• Gul Ahmad wind power project
• Tenaga Generasi wind power project
• Gulpur hydro power project
• the acceleration of Tarbela IV extension project
• Sindh Public Sector Reform project. The energy projects are expected to add over
10,000 MW to national energy basket when operational.
World Bank disburse more than US $1.6 billion to Pakistan
The Bank is aiming to disburse US $1.25 to 1.3 billion to the government by the end of
the current fiscal year from its IDA concessional package.

14. This also included over Rs37.65bn government guarantee to controversial
425MW Nandipur Power Project and almost Rs50bn guarantee (first
phase) of two LNG based power projects of 2,200-2,400MW capacity in
Punjab recently contracted to Chinese firms. Another Rs18bn guarantee
was issued for Thar-Matyari transmission line to enable evacuation of
1,200MW power generation from Thar Coal to national grid.
The meeting, presided over by Finance Minister Ishaq Dar, also gave
approvals to a few decisions announced for businesses and already under
implementation.

15. Projects & Programs
As of January 31, 2014, the World Bank's portfolio in Pakistan consisted of 24
active projects with a total commitment of $4.4 billion. The Bank manages a
Multi-Donor Trust Fund for conflict affected areas of about $175.6 million,
which provides grants to KP, FATA and Balochistan. In addition, the Bank
maintains an extensive and ongoing analytic work program on a wide range of
economic and sector specific topics.

16. 1. Chinese Railway Company wins bid for Karachi
Lahore motorway
• Chinese railway company secured a $1.46 billion with a Pakistani company to build
the Karachi-Lahore motorway.
• Zahir Khan and Brothers Engineers and Constructors have won the bid
• It’s a 1,152kmMotorway.
• It will cost Rs36 billion and will be completed in 30 months.
• It will reduce travelling cost
• The corridor aims to connect Gwadar port in Balochistan to China’s Xinjiang region via
a network of highways, railways and pipelines spread over 3,000km. Work on several
sections has already started but the entire project is expected to take several years to
complete.

17. 2. Bab-e-Peshawar flyover Hayatabad
• Rs 1.70 billion mega project of Bab-e-Peshawar flyover at Phase-III Hayatabad in
provincial metropolis would be completed by December 25 and to be inaugurated by
January 1.
• Minister Pervez Khattak would formally inaugurate the project that would ensure
smooth and uninterrupted flow of millions of vehicles daily passing from this area
besides removing traffic jam hazards.
• The two-level modern flyover is among unique mega projects of the country adding
millions of the population including students, patients and teachers would be
facilitated on completion of the project.
• He said it was a mega scheme that was being completed in a record period with
accelerated speed for the first time in history of the province.

18. 3. World Bank agrees to finance Tarbela’s extension
• 1,410-megawatt fifth extension of Tarbela hydroelectric power project that will be
built on existing infrastructure in order to enhance power generation capacity of the
large reservoir to 6,300MW.
• total project cost of about $796 million
• Work on the fifth extension will be completed in three and a half years
• The installed capacity of the 3,478MW Tarbela hydroelectric power stations will
increase to 6,300MW after completion of the ongoing fourth extension and the
planned fifth extension.

19. 4. Lahore’s ‘Disneyland’ to be constructed on Lahore-
Islamabad Motorway
• the Lahore-Islamabad M-2 Motorway near Kala Shah Kaku
• Chinese company, Golden Bean , decided to build it
• The Chinese company has committed to invest Rs32 billion in the project
• “It is a huge project and will take around two years to complete,”
• The proposed theme park would also have a five-star hotel, water aquarium,
business and shopping centers, state-of-the-art rides and a breathtaking
rollercoaster.
• The proposed theme park will be built over an area of 320 to 350 acre and will
have direct access from the M-2 Motorway.

20. 5. Russian Company RT Global Expected to Build
Russia- Gawadar Gas Pipeline
• The company, a Russian state corporation, will build a 1,100km-long pipeline with a
capacity of 12.4 billion cubic metres per annum to connect LNG terminals in Karachi
and Lahore.
• Russian state-owned construction company Rostekh Corporation is planning to build
a 680-mile gas pipeline in Pakistan in 2017 at an estimated cost of $2.5 billion.

21. 6.Sindh Budget 2015-16 will Enhance Development Sector
of Karachi includes Karachi Circular Railway System
• Sindh budget for the year 2015-16 promised revival of the Karachi Circular Railway
(KCR) besides 5 bus transit, 2 metro rail transit for the mega city Karachi,
• The BRT Yellow Line project is under implementation in PPP Mode with an estimated
cost of Rs 13 billion
• We will InshaAllah start physical work on this project by October 2016. The estimated
completion time is 18 months

22. 7.Pakistan-China Economic Corridor: Construction of Two
Eastern Alignment schemes Approved for Chinese firms
• execute the 392-kilometre Multan-Sukkur section of the Lahore-Karachi motorway
and the 120km long Thakot-Havelian section of Karakoram Highyway-II (KKH-II).
• Since China is providing concessionary loans for both the projects
• . The amount has been jumped to over Rs600 billion including Rs325 billion that the
government holding company Multan-Sukkur section of Lahore-Karachi Motorway,

23. Pakistan - Health and Protection for Displaced
Persons in Peshawar Valley - CARE Canada 2015
• Status: Operational
• Start — End: 2015-03-30 — 2016-03-31
• Description: March 2015 - As a result of military operations, floods and
droughts, the overall number of IDPs in Pakistan increased in 2014 from
under 1 million in January to 1.38 million by November 2014.

24. Increasing Women's Participation in the Dairy Sector
in Southern Punjab
• Status: Operational
• Start — End: 2014-09-04 — 2018-12-31
• Description: The goal of this project is to provide women livestock farmers
with greater access to and control of economic resources. It aims to increase
the productivity of the dairy sector in three districts

25. Preventing Child, Early and Forced Marriage through
Open, Distance, and Technology-based Education
• Status: Operational
• Start — End: 2015-10-19 — 2018-12-31
• Description: This project will build on Canada’s advocacy and awareness-
raising efforts to prevent CEFM and support already married girls in the
selected Commonwealth countries. COL proposes to scale up its work t...

26. Commonwealth of Learning - Institutional Support
2015-2018
• Status: Operational
• Start — End: 2015-09-22 — 2018-12-31
• Description: This grant represents Canada’s institutional support to the
Commonwealth of Learning (COL). COL uses these funds, along with other
donor funding, to achieve its mandate. COL’s mandate is to help gover...

27. Multilateral Fund for the Implementation of the
Montreal Protocol - Institutional Support 2015-2017
• Status: Operational
• Start — End: 2015-04-28 — 2017-12-31
• Description: This contribution represents Canada’s long-term institutional
support to the Multilateral Fund for the Implementation of the Montreal
Protocol on Substances that Deplete the Ozone Layer (MFMP). The Mu...

28. Play for Advancement of Quality Education
• Status: Operational
• Start — End: 2015-04-16 — 2017-01-31
• Description: This project aims to improve educational attainment and
participation of girls and boys, aged 2-15 in eight countries with a child
friendly approach to learning with play. Project activities include

29. Support for the UNESCO Education For All Global
Monitoring Report
• Status: Operational
• Start — End: 2015-03-31 — 2017-03-31
• Description: This project aims to support UNESCO’s Education For All Global
Monitoring Report. Since 2002, this annual report identifies effective
education policy reforms and models of best practice, while drawin...

30. Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria -
Institutional Support - 2014-2016
• Status: Operational
• Start — End: 2015-03-27 — 2017-03-31
• Description: This grant represents Canada’s long-term institutional support to the
Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria. The Global Fund to Fight
AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria uses these funds, alo...