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“The report asserted that the motto of the Pakistan Army officers seems to be 'Greed is Good'.
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How about moving to Wall Street ?Hope you can understand English …
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“The report asserted that the motto of the Pakistan Army officers seems to be 'Greed is Good'.
Chinese will at the end as it will be embracement for them if we default they will do it out of shame and embracementHopefully China will bail Pakistan out.
Or maybe Saudi Arabia + UAE + Qatar + Bahrain + Kuwait + Oman will bail Pakistan out.
There are many options.
Probably GCC or China will help Pakistan, Insh'Allah.Chinese will at the end as it will be embracement for them if we default they will do it out of shame and embracement
Arabs won't because they see Pakistan current setup massively unpopular
They also don't see any benefits of supporting Pakistan or Pakistan role in future
why dont we just sell u guys to pay off the debtProbably GCC or China will help Pakistan, Insh'Allah.
Chinese will at the end as it will be embracement for them if we default they will do it out of shame and embracement
Arabs won't because they see Pakistan current setup massively unpopular
They also don't see any benefits of supporting Pakistan or Pakistan role in future
Why is it an embarrassment for China if Pakistan defaults? China is a pragmatic country with little to no emotion in conducting foreign policy. They pulled the plug on Sri Lanka when the jig was up. Even for a complete client like North Korea, they only provide minimal help.Chinese will at the end as it will be embracement for them if we default they will do it out of shame and embracement
China, Saudi Arabia, UAE, Qatar, Kuwait, Bahrain, and Oman can help Pakistan. We can repay them back in 25-40 year deadlines.
True, we need to improve our economy. We need to improve our manufacturing capacity.Pakistan has been selling those snake oil promises to those countries for the last 75years... no one is buying that story anymore.
Debt isn't the problem, rather the decreasing ability to repay it. With PTI, exports & remittances were on upwards trajectory so we thought things were looking bright. Then came PDM to reverse all that and take it down even further.Am i the only one who thinks 80% GDP debt is not much especially since half of the gdp is not on the books & with growing population
Pakistan problem is corruption, instability, lack of taxation/revenue and illegal economy. Not its debt
Only Eritrea and maybe Venezuela on this list can be compared to Pakistan. The other countries are far more developed, having a population that pays taxes and is productive. Pakistan has neither. The gameplan is and has always been to borrow new loans to pay the older loans and the interest and kick the can down the road. It seems IMF has had enough of that.