BEIJING (Reuters) - China will provide Pakistan with economic aid but more talks will take place to fix the details, a senior Chinese diplomat said, after new Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan met Chinese Premier Li Keqiang on Saturday.
Pakistan's foreign reserves have plunged 42 percent since the start of the year and now stand at about $8 billion(6.17 billion pounds), or less than two months of import cover.
"There is no change at all. If there were, it would only be to increase, not decrease" the number of projects, he added.
However the scope of the project would increase and will tilt in favour of people's livelihoods, Kong said, also without elaborating.