ISLAMABAD, Pakistan (Web Desk) – The teaser for the documentary film “Karakoram Highway” has been published by Federal Minister Fawad Chaudary. On January 1, the documentary will debut on state television.

While releasing the teaser for the documentary film based on the Karakoram Highway on the social networking site Twitter, the federal minister stated, “It’s where the mountain and man meet, and a narrative of Pakistani nation’s fortitude.”

“The documentary is a homage to those who strived to make Karakoram a reality and called CPEC an economic game changer,” the federal minister added.

The documentary was created in partnership with Film Features Work Organization (FWO). The film illustrates the sacrifices made during the construction of the Karakoram Highway, which is a 1300 km long undertaking known as the world’s eighth miracle.

According to the website Gwadar Pro, this hour-long video highlights the significance of the Karakoram Highway, a land route that connects Pakistan and China. During the project’s development, about 692 Pakistanis and 108 Chinese were killed.

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