Delivered from the dark
The first-ever National Security Policy of Pakistan (NSP) presented on January 14 by Prime Minister Imran Khan is a good development because without any specific direction a country cannot achieve success. The main themes of the NSP are national cohesion, securing an economic future, defence and territorial integrity, internal security and foreign policy in a changing world and human security.
A clear direction plays an important role in the development of any country, but as a result of the incompetence of our rulers, it has taken us over 70 years to get to this point. With the right direction, it is hoped that Pakistan too will prosper. It is imperative to appreciate the good works of the government, regardless of which party is in power.
Noorullah Bacha
Islamabad
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