THE CHINESE ECONOMIC VARIABLE IN THE INDO-PAKISTANI RELATIONS
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China is one of the countries that can be called the countries of the actors, due to its many natural and human ingredients represented in a distinguished location that increased its possession of wealth, facilitated its communication with the outside world, and helped its civilized contact with the rest of the countries, in addition to an ancient civilization that spanned thousands of years. The same applies to its astronomical location, which helped diversify the climate, and China also has a large population that helped it form a huge military army, and provided it with manpower that fully exploited its resources, which prepared it to assume an important international position in the international system, and it has an influence on most countries. Especially the African countries and their relationship with each other, so they set their sights on India and Pakistan because of their importance in strengthening their capabilities and their need for the resources that they lack.
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