I am aware there are many admirable things about Pakistan and Pakistanis. True, I don't mention them here much. I perceive too well how outstandingly good qualities - deep friendship, love of beauty, even personal honor - have been turned to evil by personal and group selfishness justified by willful moral blindness. Too many Pakistanis in positions of power and authority are willing to let this expand and grow and pay no heed to the eventual consequences. Pakistanis lack vision untrammeled by delusions.
I just finished boning up on medieval France under Louis XIV (1648-1715). Frenchmen then had many of the same qualities as Pakistanis today. Having regained Burgundy, asserted the royal power over the provincial, and defeated a Protestant rebellion, France was practically a new country - just like Pakistan in 1948. Just like Pakistan, early in the period industrialization and centralization increased wealth greatly. (I suppose that with Pakistan agricultural improvements mattered more.) France even allied with the Ottoman Empire, as Pakistan has with the Arabs and Turks today.
Nevertheless, by the end of Louis XIV's reign population had dropped 20% due to the chaos, disease, and starvation that were a by-product of its excessive concentration upon overly ambitious wars which turned every neighbor that wasn't a satellite into an enemy and state-supported religious bigotry that drove minorities to flee to foreign lands.