Slowly, the more I read and listened about China, the more I gained knowledge and learn Sino-Pakistani relations. Throughout this period in Pakistan, the fascinating thing to note was that unlike western world, Pakistan and Soviet Union, China doesn’t want to intervene in the internal matters of others, and doesn’t want to persuade others to adopt their way of life, norms and values, the style of their government and never strive to get control of the foreign policies of independent states. After graduation, my family repatriated back to Afghanistan, and I got a job in a think tank. 

Due to my research on China-Afghanistan, I am a published author and interviewed by international media. Spoke to international conferences, and was given an opportunity to visit China in a think tank exchange programme. China was my first foreign destination. I learned a lot about the rising China and it further influenced me that one can achieve prosperity and move on a path of development through modernization but not westernization.