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Pakistan makes to top 5 tech growth markets globally

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The biggest success news in this thread is Bangladesh for me.
 
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India’s manufacturing sector could touch US$ 1 trillion by 2025, according to a report by Mckinsey and Company. There is potential for the sector to account for 25-30 per cent of the country’s GDP and create up to 90 million domestic jobs by 2025.

New World said:
Ab kya kahy apko iss jawab k lye..:(
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Yet India more focused on service sector than manufacturing sector, now start focusing on manufacturing sector and that's why 'Make in India' campaign

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Max Pain said:
Pakistan makes to top 10 tech growth markets globally

It is important to know that this report came out before the announcement of Pakistan’s 2015-16 budget.Pakistan may lose its spot from the list after thegovernment doubled the sales tax on the smartphones import.
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:cheers: LOVE to see my predictions from years ago coming true. People, including the Pakistani population on here, used to argue with me in terms of Pakistan is in a ditch and will never get out. Here are the results of democracy and a system in place, for mere few years.

In the next ten years, Pakistan will be a head-on competition to Indian labor market, whether be it IT, Bio-Research, Pharmaceuticals or Avoinics. The ONLY thing Pakistan needs to do, is to STAY ON TRACK. Stable political system, NO terrorism, safer environment and military away from Islamabad, protecting borders.

The rest would workout naturally. The base of growth has been put in and from this point on, its going to be natural as long as the few things I mentioned above, will happen in terms of running a stable political system, peace, removal of extremist fractions from the society, etc.

The sales tax on mobile phones won't impact anything. In fact, Punjab's core focus in producing a technical labor force, is on Mobile technologies. There is Huawei and a couple of other organizations putting in local plants to manufacture tablets, laptops and mobile devices for the Pakistani market. So once that starts, the tax will be higher on imported cell phones and reduced on internally built devices to promote made in Pakistan technologies. So this increase in sales tax is the beginning of a strategy to produce entirely made in Pakistan tech. Anywhere in the world, imported stuff has a lot of taxes.

The Mercedes S class we buy in the US for $ 120,000.00, cost this much due to it being an imported car, otherwise, in Europe, it costs 40% below so imagine how much tax is added on imported items, which is how it should be.

Mr.Nair said:
India’s manufacturing sector could touch US$ 1 trillion by 2025, according to a report by Mckinsey and Company. There is potential for the sector to account for 25-30 per cent of the country’s GDP and create up to 90 million domestic jobs by 2025.

Yet India more focused on service sector than manufacturing sector, now start focusing on manufacturing sector and that's why 'Make in India' campaign
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You are focused on wrong comparisons. Pakistan and India are not the same size or the population, so they can't be compared. Pakistan will be experiencing her OWN growth for her population and size. Which, if done correctly, over the next 10-15 years, should take it around or above Australia's economy easily or in the top 15. The fact is, Pakistan's economy hitting 2-3 trillion will STILL give it such a massive boost that for its size and population, she'd have more to offer to its population than India can, simply because to feed, cloth and educate a family of 4 takes less money than a family of 12 people. Its as simple as that.

Plus, Pakistan's 60% young labor male population will become a challenge for many labor markets out there today, including India. Imagine just 5-10 million Pakistanis working on higher paying Technology, Medicine or Research jobs across the globe and inside Pakistan as BPO, over the next 10-20 years (similar to how Indian started in 1995's)...where would this country be? It'd be around of above Australia's economy. No doubt about it.
 
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Well done.

I hope you also predicted that India would be way ahead of China too.
Viper0011. said:
:cheers: LOVE to see my predictions from years ago coming true. People, including the Pakistani population on here, used to argue with me in terms of Pakistan is in a ditch and will never get out. Here are the results of democracy and a system in place, for mere few years.

In the next ten years, Pakistan will be a head-on competition to Indian labor market, whether be it IT, Bio-Research, Pharmaceuticals or Avoinics. The ONLY thing Pakistan needs to do, is to STAY ON TRACK. Stable political system, NO terrorism, safer environment and military away from Islamabad, protecting borders.

The rest would workout naturally. The base of growth has been put in and from this point on, its going to be natural as long as the few things I mentioned above, will happen in terms of running a stable political system, peace, removal of extremist fractions from the society, etc.

The sales tax on mobile phones won't impact anything. In fact, Punjab's core focus in producing a technical labor force, is on Mobile technologies. There is Huawei and a couple of other organizations putting in local plants to manufacture tablets, laptops and mobile devices for the Pakistani market. So once that starts, the tax will be higher on imported cell phones and reduced on internally built devices to promote made in Pakistan technologies. So this increase in sales tax is the beginning of a strategy to produce entirely made in Pakistan tech. Anywhere in the world, imported stuff has a lot of taxes.

The Mercedes S class we buy in the US for $ 120,000.00, cost this much due to it being an imported car, otherwise, in Europe, it costs 40% below so imagine how much tax is added on imported items, which is how it should be.
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Viper0011. said:
:cheers: LOVE to see my predictions from years ago coming true. People, including the Pakistani population on here, used to argue with me in terms of Pakistan is in a ditch and will never get out. Here are the results of democracy and a system in place, for mere few years.

In the next ten years, Pakistan will be a head-on competition to Indian labor market, whether be it IT, Bio-Research, Pharmaceuticals or Avoinics. The ONLY thing Pakistan needs to do, is to STAY ON TRACK. Stable political system, NO terrorism, safer environment and military away from Islamabad, protecting borders.

The rest would workout naturally. The base of growth has been put in and from this point on, its going to be natural as long as the few things I mentioned above, will happen in terms of running a stable political system, peace, removal of extremist fractions from the society, etc.

The sales tax on mobile phones won't impact anything. In fact, Punjab's core focus in producing a technical labor force, is on Mobile technologies. There is Huawei and a couple of other organizations putting in local plants to manufacture tablets, laptops and mobile devices for the Pakistani market. So once that starts, the tax will be higher on imported cell phones and reduced on internally built devices to promote made in Pakistan technologies. So this increase in sales tax is the beginning of a strategy to produce entirely made in Pakistan tech. Anywhere in the world, imported stuff has a lot of taxes.

The Mercedes S class we buy in the US for $ 120,000.00, cost this much due to it being an imported car, otherwise, in Europe, it costs 40% below so imagine how much tax is added on imported items, which is how it should be.



You are focused on wrong comparisons. Pakistan and India are not the same size or the population, so they can't be compared. Pakistan will be experiencing her OWN growth for her population and size. Which, if done correctly, over the next 10-15 years, should take it around or above Australia's economy easily or in the top 15. The fact is, Pakistan's economy hitting 2-3 trillion will STILL give it such a massive boost that for its size and population, she'd have more to offer to its population than India can, simply because to feed, cloth and educate a family of 4 takes less money than a family of 12 people. Its as simple as that.

Plus, Pakistan's 60% young labor male population will become a challenge for many labor markets out there today, including India. Imagine just 5-10 million Pakistanis working on higher paying Technology, Medicine or Research jobs across the globe and inside Pakistan as BPO, over the next 10-20 years (similar to how Indian started in 1995's)...where would this country be? It'd be around of above Australia's economy. No doubt about it.
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It means Make in Pakistan Policy is doing its work..:cheers:
 
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Viper0011. said:
:cheers: LOVE to see my predictions from years ago coming true. People, including the Pakistani population on here, used to argue with me in terms of Pakistan is in a ditch and will never get out. Here are the results of democracy and a system in place, for mere few years.

In the next ten years, Pakistan will be a head-on competition to Indian labor market, whether be it IT, Bio-Research, Pharmaceuticals or Avoinics. The ONLY thing Pakistan needs to do, is to STAY ON TRACK. Stable political system, NO terrorism, safer environment and military away from Islamabad, protecting borders.

The rest would workout naturally. The base of growth has been put in and from this point on, its going to be natural as long as the few things I mentioned above, will happen in terms of running a stable political system, peace, removal of extremist fractions from the society, etc.

The sales tax on mobile phones won't impact anything. In fact, Punjab's core focus in producing a technical labor force, is on Mobile technologies. There is Huawei and a couple of other organizations putting in local plants to manufacture tablets, laptops and mobile devices for the Pakistani market. So once that starts, the tax will be higher on imported cell phones and reduced on internally built devices to promote made in Pakistan technologies. So this increase in sales tax is the beginning of a strategy to produce entirely made in Pakistan tech. Anywhere in the world, imported stuff has a lot of taxes.

The Mercedes S class we buy in the US for $ 120,000.00, cost this much due to it being an imported car, otherwise, in Europe, it costs 40% below so imagine how much tax is added on imported items, which is how it should be.



You are focused on wrong comparisons. Pakistan and India are not the same size or the population, so they can't be compared. Pakistan will be experiencing her OWN growth for her population and size. Which, if done correctly, over the next 10-15 years, should take it around or above Australia's economy easily or in the top 15. The fact is, Pakistan's economy hitting 2-3 trillion will STILL give it such a massive boost that for its size and population, she'd have more to offer to its population than India can, simply because to feed, cloth and educate a family of 4 takes less money than a family of 12 people. Its as simple as that.

Plus, Pakistan's 60% young labor male population will become a challenge for many labor markets out there today, including India. Imagine just 5-10 million Pakistanis working on higher paying Technology, Medicine or Research jobs across the globe and inside Pakistan as BPO, over the next 10-20 years (similar to how Indian started in 1995's)...where would this country be? It'd be around of above Australia's economy. No doubt about it.
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For that to happen, the whole pakistan and pakistani's mentality have to be changed.They have to get rid of terrorism and sympathisers, focused on education and healthcare rather than military procurements, to develop honestly relationship with neighbours especially India, no involvement of military in politics, develop good image in world stage etc.

Competition with India long way to go, as Indian pharmaceutical industry is estimated to grow at 20 per cent compound annual growth rate (CAGR) over the next five years, as per India Ratings, a Fitch Group company. Indian pharmaceutical manufacturing facilities registered with US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) as on March 2014 was the highest at 523 for any country outside the US

The Indian biotechnology sector is expected to grow from the current US$ 5-7 billion to US$ 100 billion by 2025 by doubling the growth rate of this sector from 15 percent to 30 percent, according to the Association of Biotechnology Led Enterprises (ABLE).

India is the world's largest sourcing destination for the information technology (IT) industry, accounting for approximately 52 per cent of the US$ 124-130 billion market.

India, the fourth largest base for young businesses in the world and home to 3,000 tech start-ups, is set to increase its base to 11,500 tech start-ups by 2020, as per a report by Nasscom and Zinnov Management Consulting Pvt Ltd.

India’s internet economy is expected to touch Rs 10 trillion (US$ 161.26 billion) by 2018, accounting for 5 per cent of the country’s gross domestic product (GDP), according to a report by the Boston Consulting Group (BCG) and Internet and Mobile Association of India (IAMAI). In December 2014, India’s internet user base reached 300 million, the third largest in the world, while the number of social media users and smartphones grew to 100 million.
 
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Mr.Nair said:
India- Computer Sales: +6.9% in US dollar terms; USD 20.1bn n 2014 to USD 21.4bn in 2015

Pakistan - Computer Sales: USD409.0mn in 2014 to USD432.0mn in 2015, +5.6% in US dollar terms

What a difference !

When India grow 1300 million dollar sales, Pakistan grow only 23 million dollar a year

Oop's 56.5 times than pakistan

Sales gap of India also increasing every year compared to pakistan
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Forget about computer sales, there is no IT company based in India that's well known throughout the world. LOL
 
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New World said:
That time has passed, now we are not interested in you..
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You are talking as if we are more interest in you to have good relation.Your countries problem is your problem not our's dude.
 
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Rocky25 said:
So what do you feel about this... Pakistan being in 4th place is good or bad?
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Not as good as india but still after having a civil war we are competing on a global level. Not just competing we are no 4.So good.

Bobby said:
those companies are bigger than entire GDP of Pakistan....
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Our current GDP is 929 billion USD which is ten times more than both AMD and Intel.You have a natural tendency to troll against pakistan and comparing yourself with it when there is no need to.
 
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