Sir: China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC), the $ 46 billion Chinese investment project, was formally conceived in May 2013, when President of China Li Keung officially visited Pakistan. The CPEC is a 3,218-Km network of roads, railways and oil from Gwadar Port to Kashgar, a Chinese city. Through this project, China can trade with the half of the world countries, and this will make Chinese economy stronger and will also have positive effect on Pakistan’s economy. The main package of this mega project basically falls into two parts: transport and energy. If all goes well this project would provide up to 6,400 MW of energy altogether. With the CPEC, there is hope the route will open business opportunities for traders. It opens a new door of cooperation in the agriculture sector which would help in the transfer of energy pertaining to agrochemical, pesticides, seeds, and fertilisers. Moreover, the CPEC, some believe will boost tourism in Pakistan. All in all, investment by China will boost Pakistan’s $274 B GDP by over 15 %. Pakistan’s economic indicators like foreign reserves, GDP, employment rate, would rise, while on the other hand inflation, fiscal budget deficit, and would decline. The CPEC the potential to radically alter the regional dynamics of trade, development, and politics. CPEC is a game changer for the entire region. It will uplift the life of about 3 billion people. NIMRA SIDDIQUI Karachi