The Roads That Changed the Map
July 13, 2026
Pakistan is reshaping regional connectivity by developing new corridors through China and Iran, strengthening its role as a logistics hub.
Pakistan is reshaping regional connectivity by developing new corridors through China and Iran, strengthening its role as a logistics hub.
The Pakistan–Saudi digital corridor marks a new phase in their strategic partnership, strengthening connectivity and innovation.
The ceasefire between Iran and the USA could revive the Iran-Pakistan gas pipeline, turning a long-stalled project of energy security.
IMEC reflects India’s ambition to become a global connectivity hub, but without stability in South Asia, no corridor can transform Eurasia.
Pakistan emerged as a key mediator between Washington and Tehran, playing a central role in the ceasefire and the resumption of dialogue.
The rivalry between China’s BRI and IMEC is reshaping global geopolitics around the control of strategic corridors and supply chains.
Pakistan and Iran have recently launched a strategic land corridor transforming regional trade toward Central Asia.
Europe can support Pakistan’s economic recovery, but only if domestic reforms ensure a stable and credible environment to attract investment.
The China–Gwadar–Africa corridor aims to strengthen connectivity between Asia and Africa while developing a sustainable blue economy.
The war in Iran is delaying the development of the IMEC, but a lasting weakening of Tehran could ultimately secure this strategic project.
