Pak-China Relation Post-ISAF Forces Withdrawal from the Region: A Review of Relations Post-War

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2021
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Abstract
In the center of south-central Asia is the mountainous, multicultural nation. Imperial powers have long coveted Afghanistan due to its location along critical trading paths that link up southern and eastern Asia to Europe and the Middle East. For thousands of years, mighty armies have tried to conquer Afghanistan, deciding to leave behind grand statues that are now in ruins as a reminder of their initiatives. Afghanistan consistently emerges as a subject of disputes over political ideologies and corporate dominance. Similarly, in 2001, ISAF commanded Afghanistan to enhance the capabilities of the Afghan armed forces, notably in the battle against global terrorism, and to establish the framework for the Afghan government to work out its power all across the country. The main focus of this paper is to explore the impacts of ISAF withdrawal on the Pak-China relationship. Firstly, this research will highlight the historical background of ISAF. Then, the study will explore the withdrawal of ISAF from Afghanistan. Lastly, the interlinked between IASF withdrawal and the Pak-China relationship will be mentioned.
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Authors Attaullah Jan
Journal Journal of Strategic Policy and Global Affairs
Year 2021
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10.52152/s59sjh53
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https://jspga.com/index.php/jspga/article/view/9
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