A Turning Point For Pakistan.

Recently Pakistan has been facing one of the worst kinds of economic crisis and political instability in its history, and the situation is deteriorating with passage of every second. Pakistan is on the verge of bankruptcy, and this is quite an alarming situation calling for immediate measures and actions to mitigate the worst effects. Sri Lanka is also facing the worst and harshest of the crisis with violent protests going on and the terrible financial crisis hitting hard on the country. The situation there is evident that if timely measures are not taken then what might happen in Pakistan. It is the time when Pakistan must get united in every aspect to gain the victory over this troublesome situation.

But the question arises that what needs to be done to put the country on the path of stability and then prosperity. The answer to the question is that Pakistan should focus on strengthening its economy because it is the biggest reality of 21st century. We can take an example of China - how has it become an economic giant and now is challenging the hegemony of United States. To strengthen itself, it is the need of the hour for Pakistan to shift its focus on Economy before it is too late.

Pakistan should work on its political instability, and the leaders should also come to senses and make collective efforts to save the country instead of doing blame game and humiliating each other. They should be more concerned about making the environment in our country more conducive to foreign investment and businesses. To do so, it is a must that Pakistan is stable and there are business-friendly policies to attract foreign investors. Moreover, Pakistan should also focus on the sectors in which there is great deal of potential to generate the revenue. Pakistan is an agrarian country having the best quality of rice, wheat and cotton and many other...