First, what is the definition of "controlling interest"? Mind explaining to us financial nobodies?
Controlling interest, if I remember my basic economics, is when an entity has majority shares I.e., more than 50% of the stake. Going by the all knowing Mr. AI: "owning enough voting shares (usually over 50%) to dictate major decisions, like electing the board, setting strategy, and controlling management, even if you don't own the entire company."
As far as I can tell, Fauji Foundation is a partner but not a "controlling" partner as it would not have a majority of the 70% share that the government had opened up for bidding.
Second, how has Pakistan's economy run in the past? Including in the "Golden era"
of PTI rule. Was it not comprised of the "same page Faujeets", AND Waderas/Nawabs/Maliks AND Patwaris of the past government?
What snake-oil are we peddling to this godforsaken nation now as if things were drastically different in the past or recent past. It is the EXACT SAME setup except instead of IK, it is now Sharifs at the top.
The entire goddamned setup/mindset/people are the same. The only chagrin that many around here have is that Imran Khan is not calling the shots but someone else is. What *#@%$!g difference has/would it made/make?
