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Any deal with China is a debt trap. Security concerns are serious when signing a deal with China. See what happened to Srilanka and what is happening to Pakistan.
China for sure, as it has lots more experience, as it also participates on the belt and road initiative, also this initiative makes more local people to work, not the Chinese, only the engineers will go, also by controlling this China may have the ability to nock India out, as or at least claim more territory, as China could possibly block the access of water to India. So yea, China will send more money and they will also demonstrate more skill.
In fact, China looks down on India. It's just that India has been adding drama to itself: creating border disputes in various ways to win the favor of white people. That's all. "You must collect full payment first when doing business with Indians" is a law known to everyone in the world. Neither Indians nor the Indian government can be trusted. Inconsistency is the nature of Indians and the Indian government. The entire India, from people to the government, has no credibility. Don't believe it? Then you will know when you do business with Indians. Or you go to India to invest and open a factory, and when you make money, the Indian government will find a way to swallow up all the assets of your company. Aren't there enough examples? When doing business with Indians, they will ask you for a unit price of 300,000, and then lie that they want you to produce 5-30 samples as samples, or even ask you to give samples for free. In fact, Indians only want those 30 samples, and you don't have an order of 100,000 at all. This is the perfidious Indian. So the countries in East Asia and Southeast Asia all know the law "Indian customers must collect full payment!" There are too many examples of the Indian government's perfidy, you can check it out.The poor business environment and bad credit have made India a swamp for global investors.事实上，中国瞧不上印度。只是印度一直在给自己加戏：各种制造边境争端，博取白人的欢心。仅此而已。“和印度人做生意必须先收全款”这句话是全世界人都知道的定律。印度人和印度政府都不可信。反复无常是印度人和印度政府的天性，整个印度从人到政府都毫无信用可言。不信？那你们和印度人做生意就知道了。或者你们去印度投资开厂，等你赚了钱，印度政府就想办法把你这个公司资产全部吞并，例子还少吗？ 和印度人做生意，他们会问你30万个的单价，然后谎称要你生产的5-30个做样品，甚至要你免费给样品。实际上印度人只要那30个样品，根本你没有10万的订单，这就是背信弃义的印度人。所以东亚和东南亚的国家都知道定律“印度客户必须收全款！”，印度政府的背信弃义的例子就太多了，你们可以查一下。糟糕的经商环境，糟糕的信用，让印度成了世界投资者的沼泽地。
No need to compete with China since India haven’t get any international big project through out so many years than him try it out again. Hopefully India project team don’t fail Bangladesh and also international image 😅 God bless u 😂
Я думаю что многое из того о чем сейчас говорится, так и не будет воплощено. Например 575 метровый небоскреб там никому не нужен. Он не окупится. Просто построят новый микрорайон
You know what happens when you don’t pay China for doing works in your territory, right???? It becomes theirs and won’t let go of it. Remember that airport somewhere in Africa? Or that ship port in Sri Lanka? They’re even taking what’s not theirs like territorial waters in the island chain close to japan, taiwan, Philippines,vietnam etc.
What can India offer, cow dung infrastructure? China built bridge, road and dam is cup of tea, India built a bridge collapse twice a year. Indian still sleep in their fake media news
I am Indian and I think it is a mistake for Bangladesh to outsource this. Infrastructure projects are how a country puts its people to work. Indian needs to convince them to handle it themselves with hired expertise from India. Trying to make money out of a smaller country like Bangladesh should not be Indias goal. If it really wants to outsource it, only then it should be India as a no brainer.
@@xxx_tentacion5063 Dunyo talabiga javob bermaydigan tartibsiz qurilishlar oqibatida Toshkent havosi ancha changlashib qogan. Yana shundo katta shahar xuddi shunaqa usulda qurilsa 2030 yilga borib vaziyat og'irlashadi. Qurilish standardlari degan narsa bo. So'kinishdan oldin o'yladh kerak.
Just found out they're going to build 1000meter skyscraper in Chicago, so why can't London just build 350meters to 400meters skyscraper Huh we're Laughing stock?
@@kasyakyoubfgamindikisborat I think Uzbekistan is one of the oldest and most magnificent countries in Asia and I would like to visit there one day.😅 I think you are Uzbek, aren't you?
@@MassiveBuild Yes sir, people think because of Islam Central Asians are also aggressive like Arabs. But we are kind hearted, and it's save to travel. you can come and check our culture my brotha👍♥️
@@kasyakyoubfgamindikisborat No, not at all. I am proud as a Muslim and I think it is the best religion in my opinion. And bro, if you send the link of the video, so that it can be seen and known more in the whole world, and in this case, you will even help me.❤
Пожалуйста оставайтесь в Узбекистане, и не приезжайте в Россию, я умоляю вас, прекратите, вас уже слишком много здесь🙏🏻🙏🏻 Иначе мы вас сами отправлять домой будем😊
Bu Bino O‘zbekistonni butun dunyoga tanitadi Millatimizni Dunyodagi eng baland binolar kuchli 10 taligiga kiramiz va 7-8- O‘rinni egallaymiz Inishoollox💪✊☝
Well, dear, this new city is going to be built next to the previous capital, which means they will be connected. This means that a new capital will be created from those two, isn't it?
Narendra Modi since 2014 when he came to power for first time, has been taking india 🇮🇳 to newer heights every passing day ! India 🇮🇳 today the fastest economy in World 🌎 expected to become 3rd largest economy by 2027 !
Air travel in India is lousy at best with broken food trays, random seat change without concern for the passenger who is at the recieving end. It is the service that are frustrating the airports are so, so.
Why do we call these "futuristic"? It is 1950s science fiction urbanise-for-urbanisation-sake idea. Growth for growth sake is an idea for the past. Growth of population and urban land are creating problems. Economic growth is unsustainable and is a moribund concept for the 20th century. Regenerate the soil, forests, create sustainable building and growing: that is actually ambitious. There is nothing ambitious or admirable at spending insane amounts of money to make more concrete stuff and selling more stuff and having central dictatorial powers, private or national.
You raise a valid point about the importance of sustainability and environmental regeneration. It’s true that unchecked urbanization and growth can lead to significant ecological and social challenges. However, it’s worth noting that many modern development projects, including Uzbekistan’s new capital project, are incorporating sustainable practices and green technologies. For instance, Uzbekistan is actively investing in renewable energy sources, such as a 250-megawatt solar photovoltaic plant with a 63-MW battery energy storage system1. This project is expected to provide clean electricity to approximately 75,000 households and reduce over 327,000 metric tons of CO2 emissions annually1. Additionally, the country has plans to implement $78.6 billion in investment projects focused on infrastructure and green energy2, demonstrating a commitment to sustainable economic growth. The concept of growth has evolved from mere expansion to include sustainable development. This includes regenerating soil, preserving forests, and building sustainable communities. The aim is not just to create more ‘concrete stuff’ but to foster a balance between development and the environment. It’s also important to recognize that economic growth and environmental sustainability are not mutually exclusive. With the right policies and technologies, it’s possible to achieve both. The new capital of Uzbekistan represents an opportunity to showcase how modern urban development can be both ambitious and sustainable, aligning with the 21st-century vision of growth that benefits both people and the planet. what do you think?
