Pakistan's geo-economic potential stems from its strategic location, linking South Asia, Central Asia, and the Middle East. Key opportunities include…
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Petroleum, essential to Pakistan's economy, influences industries like transportation, power, and manufacturing. Despite local reserves, reliance on imports strains the…
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Read More »Pakistan's recurring economic challenges stem from reliance on IMF loans, high debt, political instability, and inadequate reforms. Key issues include…
Read More »IMF Bailouts offer struggling economies a lifeline through financial support and structural reforms, promoting stability, growth, and improved governance. While…
Read More »The IMF, formed in 1944, is criticized for promoting U.S. hegemony and expanding Western capitalism through loans with harsh conditions.…
Read More »The world is passing through manifold challenges. Traditional and non-traditional security threats are hitting hard on the social fabric of…
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