Continuous chaos

To truly unlock Pakistan’s potential, we must go beyond mere acknowledgment and demand radical change. The stark contrast between Pakistan’s political landscape and the success stories of nations like South Korea, Taiwan, China, and Singapore is a glaring indictment of our leadership failures. These nations, under the stewardship of visionary leaders with extended tenures, have achieved extraordinary economic growth and social progress. The common thread? Stability and continuity of policies. Pakistan, unfortunately, has been a victim of perpetual political instability, short-sighted policies, and a lack of long-term vision. We’ve witnessed countless governments come and go, each promising a brighter future, only to leave behind a trail of broken promises and economic crises.

This cycle of instability has eroded investor confidence, stifled economic growth, and hindered our progress. To break free from this vicious cycle, we must embrace radical change. This necessitates a fundamental shift in our political culture, where meritocracy, accountability, and long-term vision are paramount. We need leaders who are committed to the nation’s welfare, not their own personal agendas. The time for half-measures and incremental change is over. We need bold, decisive action to address the deep-rooted problems that have plagued our nation for decades.

Majid Burfat

Karachi