Pakistan’s economy is hurtling towards a catastrophic collapse, threatened by a toxic mix of political instability, corruption, and external pressures. The country’s leadership is mired in self-interest, unable to muster the collective will to rescue Pakistan from the brink of disaster. Political rivalries have degenerated into a petty game of tit-for-tat, with leaders more focused on settling scores than addressing the nation’s pressing problems.
This has inflicted immense damage on Pakistan’s democratic fabric. Political leaders must engage in constructive dialogue, put aside their differences, and forge a national consensus to steer Pakistan towards a brighter future.
Aryan Kolachi
Larkana
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