China invests $37 million in Pakistan’s donkey farming industry.

Pakistan – China – (Special Correspondent / Web Desk) – Pakistan is beginning a special farming project with a major investment from a Chinese company. The company, Sing Ying, will invest $37 million to help Pakistan breed more donkeys in a scientific way.

The plan involves building 40 new farms in different parts of the country. A special research lab will also be set up at the University of Agriculture in Peshawar. The goal is to raise up to 80,000 donkeys each year.

This project is designed to run strongly for the first few years to ensure it is a success. Once the farms are operating, Pakistan will export donkey meat and bones to China. Officials state that about 10,000 donkeys will be processed for export each month. The sale of donkey meat within Pakistan will not be allowed.

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The government sees this as a chance for Pakistan to join a global supply chain. This creates a new export market and encourages modern, scientific methods for managing livestock.