Outline:
Introduction
It is expected that the newly elected government will be confronted with numerous challenges.
Presently Pakistan is facing serious challenges of different intensity.
• Problems faced by Pakistan at the time Of Inception
Current Scenario
Economic Problems:
I. A brief history of the economy of Pakistan
II. Economic Loss Due To War on Terrorism
III. Low FDI and Huge Debt Trap
IV. Poorly Managed Tax System
V. Low Export and High Import
VI. Inflation
VII. Influx of Local People from War Ridden Areas and Their Rehabilitation
VIII. Lack of Tourism
IX. Unemployment
X. Devaluation of money (The Pakistani Rupee is highly depreciated against the US Dollar in last few months)
XI. Foreign loans are also much increased in the last few years
XII. Agrarian economy
XIII. Inconsistent economic policies by the previous government
XIV. Trade deficit
Water crisis
I. IMF Report
II. The country will face absolute scarcity of water resources in 2025.
III. Building new dams
Energy crisis
I. The shortfall of 7000 MW
II. Increased load shedding in rural and urban areas
Educational crisis
I. Low literacy rate
II. Mass poverty
III. Less importance is given to education especially in backward areas
IV. Ineffective educational infrastructure
Pakistan’s relations with other countries
I. The isolation and hostility with our immediate neighbors is also hindering progress
II. Long-standing Kashmir Issue remains a bone of contention between the two countries as well
Stiff civil-military ties
I. Effect of the military on the democracy country’s progress
II. Difficulties faced by the previous government
III. How the new government will maintain balance?
Social Problems
- Poverty
- Overpopulation
- Child Labor
- Corruption
- Poor Social Sector Including Health, Safe Drinking Water, Sanitation and Basic Infrastructure
- Women Are Not Empowered
- Human Rights Problem
- Injustice
- Sectarianism, Extremism, And Target Killing
- Absence Of Rule of Law
Suggestions
I. Ensuring Equal Distribution of Wealth
II. Dispensation of Free and Quick Justice
III. To Curb Corruption At All Levels
IV. The Curriculum of Schools Need Be Reviewed
V. Health Care Be Provided To All Citizens
VI. Provision of Equal Rights to All Citizens
VII. Poverty Alleviation Programmes should be initiated
VIII. Population Growth Be Controlled
IX. New Dams Should Be Built
X. New Industries Be Set Up To Provide Employment.
XI. Investor friendly policies should be introduced
XII. Exploring new markets
XIII. To get to the root cause of terrorism
XIV. Increasing the power generation capacity
XV. Providing better infrastructure for education
XVI. The constructive syllabus should be introduced
Conclusion
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