Fortunately, Pakistan is a country which possesses substantial potential, due to our large population of young people.
These youngsters are a blessing for Pakistan, which not even the most developed countries possess. We can harness their potential to take ourselves forward in all realms. Sadly, this is also a country where political instability and security threats are undermining our progress, leading many young and educated people to leave the country and depriving us of their contributions.
Therefore, our governments need to take imperative measures to persuade those leaving in droves to change their minds. This means creating more job opportunities, providing quality education, and ensuring security.
Abdul Jabbar Gola
Quetta
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