“Pakistan’s development is behind China, so it will hold better opportunities compared to home.”But the new arrivals face dangers, creating a headache for Pakistani security officials. Wang, deputy chief executive of Infoshare, an Islamabad-based consultancy assisting Chinese entrepreneurs and businesses, said security was the number one concern of Chinese newcomers. Guards and police with automatic rifles shield Chinese-staffed offices and language schools, while security officials say plainclothes officers form a less visible layer of protection at such sites. Rana said growing numbers of Chinese entrepreneurs turn up with tourist visas. But security officials concede not everyone can be given round-the-clock protection, and many businessmen do not want their freedom curbed.

Source: Mint August 28, 2017 05:15 UTC