Pakistan is no where close to be becoming 15th biggest economy because of most corrupt Government no one is interested in coming to Pakistan to invest.
Are these legal, proven facts or just verbal dierrhea like as always? How come such a "corrupt government" is still in power, supported by the Pak Military? And the legal system? Despite silly legal cases, nothing substantial has come out yet but a constant rant from IK's people?? Care to provide proof to the SC of your country? No verbal rants should be allowed on these sensitive topics!!
And Government is busy taking loans over and over again. And every project which comes under investigation guess what miraculously it's record burns but some have the audacity to defend corrupt mafia PML N and PPP and ANP
So....Mr. IK's party is the only angels left then to "save" Pakistan by making IK the PM and hear his bullshiit without work for the next five years? Also, the links below totally contradict your rant about Pakistan going down economically and becoming a hell hole. You should have some respect for your country before you lie on public forums as the readers get a pretty negative impression of your country, without a reason and based on your personal bias against who should be in power (whether that person has no ability to lead 10K people, let alone running a country of 200 million people)!!
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/artic...an-stock-market-may-get-extra-boost-from-msci
https://www.moneyandmatters.com/top-3-reasons-for-investing-in-the-pakistan-stock-market
ADB forecasts economic boost in Pakistan in 2016, 2017
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19 July,2016 08:27 am
Singapore (APP): Asian Development Bank (ADB) has forecast further boost in Pakistan’s economic growth during 2016 and 2017 due to high investment in infrastructure, improved security environment and energy supply.
“In Pakistan, further improvements in energy supply, higher infrastructure investments, and an improved security environment will help push up growth in 2016 and 2017,” said an ADP report released on Monday.
Growth in Asia and the Pacific’s developing economies for 2016 and 2017 will remain solid as firm performances from South Asia, East Asia and Southeast Asia help offset softness from the US economy, and near term market shocks from the Brexit vote.
In a supplement to its Asian Development Outlook 2016 (ADO 2016) report, released last March, ADB now forecasts 2016 growth for the developing economies at 5.6%, below its previous projection of 5.7%. For 2017, growth is seen unchanged at 5.7%.
