Chinese Work Ethics: An excellent opportunity for Pakistan through CPEC

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2024
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Abstract
CPEC, a game-changer megaproject has shown that Pakistan can learn a great deal from Chiense work ethics, rich history and cultural heritage that is deeply influenced by Confucianism. China has proved its economic grit through different transitions ranging from Mao’s Great Leap Forward to a more open market approach in the 1990s. This study explores how Pakistan can learn from and assimilate both countries different work cultures in order to facilitate CPEC. Qualitative method is used through analyzing research articles, books, and internet sources to analyze how Chiense work ethics can influence Pakistan. Understanding Chinese work ethic can pave the way for bridging cultural divides to ecouragmutual respect and understanding . There is a need to engage all stakeholders involved to achieve a deeper understanding of norms and workplace cultures in Pakistan. in order to ensure the advancement of research and development which is vital for the advancement of CPEC.
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Journal Annals of Human and Social Sciences
Year 2024
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10.35484/ahss.2024(5-III)34
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