Pakistan has announced a Rs3.6 trillion ($13.6 billion) development portfolio, with the second phase of the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) as its primary focus. This new iteration, dubbed CPEC 2.0, will concentrate on industrial cooperation, job creation, and agricultural modernization. The plan encompasses 12 projects across various sectors, including energy, transportation, and agriculture, aiming to boost economic growth and regional connectivity. While CPEC 2.0 is the flagship initiative, the portfolio also includes other development projects intended to address infrastructure gaps and stimulate economic activity. Funding will be sourced through public-private partnerships and foreign investment, with China remaining a key partner. The government anticipates these projects will generate significant employment opportunities and contribute to overall economic stability. Details regarding specific project timelines and financing arrangements are still being finalized.