Pakistan’s Debt-to-GDP ratio has fallen to a 6-year low in FY24 at 70%

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Good progress despite inherting near default Pakistan from Niazi regime.
 
Very good. Make the numbers look good - meanwhile in reality industry has come to a screeching halt. Duffers and thier dogs have even bitten IT sector.
Everything destructive is allowed to happen to the country in ONE man’s Bughaz:
Good progress despite inherting near default Pakistan from Niazi regime.
 
Very good. Make the numbers look good - meanwhile in reality industry has come to a screeching halt. Duffers and thier dogs have even bitten IT sector.
The remarkable thing here is that fixing this issue doesn't have to be difficult, not at all. It literally just takes leaders who are focused on national interests and some basic common sense.

For example, we have China that imports oil and gas, and it wants to build an alternative route to the Straits of Malacca (in case the US puts pressure there).

So, all we had to do with CPEC was orient as an energy corridor - i.e., a port to receive crude, refineries to make product, rail lines and roads to transport product. Just build all that on loans from China, and then require China to pay a toll fee every year (given the debt accrued to build that infrastructure, they'd be toll-free for some years, and then eventually, Pakistan will get income).
 
So, all we had to do with CPEC was orient as an energy corridor - i.e., a port to receive crude, refineries to make product, rail lines and roads to transport product.
Transport where? Over the Himalayas to the China? Was this project even tested for economic feasibility - before PMLN sold it to us as “gift” from China:
 
The remarkable thing here is that fixing this issue doesn't have to be difficult, not at all. It literally just takes leaders who are focused on national interests and some basic common sense.

For example, we have China that imports oil and gas, and it wants to build an alternative route to the Straits of Malacca (in case the US puts pressure there).

So, all we had to do with CPEC was orient as an energy corridor - i.e., a port to receive crude, refineries to make product, rail lines and roads to transport product. Just build all that on loans from China, and then require China to pay a toll fee every year (given the debt accrued to build that infrastructure, they'd be toll-free for some years, and then eventually, Pakistan will get income).

CPEC passes through Terrain which has Mountains and Snow and Rapid Rivers

Constructing and Maintenance of Pipelines and Rail lines are both very difficult

Even your Karakoram highway gets closed and faces frequent repairs due to floods and Snow

Russia China Oil Gas Pipelines have solved China's oil requirements
 
Just build all that on loans from China, and then require China to pay a toll fee every year…
You believe Chinese negotiators to be THAT dumb like our Sharifs?
 
The remarkable thing here is that fixing this issue doesn't have to be difficult, not at all. It literally just takes leaders who are focused on national interests and some basic common sense.

For example, we have China that imports oil and gas, and it wants to build an alternative route to the Straits of Malacca (in case the US puts pressure there).

So, all we had to do with CPEC was orient as an energy corridor - i.e., a port to receive crude, refineries to make product, rail lines and roads to transport product. Just build all that on loans from China, and then require China to pay a toll fee every year (given the debt accrued to build that infrastructure, they'd be toll-free for some years, and then eventually, Pakistan will get income).
Thats the most frustrating thing. The solutions to our problems are so simple - yet the elite will fight tooth and nail to prevent them being implemented. The truth is a wealthy populous and a burgeoning middle class is contractory to the interest of the elite. People with wealth begin to aquire knowledge, they travel, they have aspirations, they form opinions - they challenge the status quo - look at the bulk of the PTI traditional vote bank for example.
 

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