truthseeker2010
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Finally someone who can smell the coffee and giving a legitimate suggestion.
In my opinion Pakistan will always remain unstable until there is a degree of cultural assimilation. Its foundation is too weak which gives room very easily for insurgency to be provoked even at the slightest of political instability.
By the way did you read the document I tagged you on a while ago?
If Pakistan truly wants to change its trajectory towards true growth, I would reform every national institution currently and raise the standard of quality.
From the ISI, to the several government ministries responsible for different economic and development aspects. There should be a new institution that monitors their competency and efficiency, to verify their productivity. We need a strong anti-corruption body as well.
I'd also refine the counterinsurgency tactics and equipment we are using, US might be more willing to co-operate here. I would also create contingency plans for scenarios where a mass insurgency could start in the most unstable regions. (Waziristan/KP)
There are already institution for everything, or even more than required. But the main problem is basic, the people running all these. The actual cream of pakistan does not give ISSB or CSS. They opt out of country as soon as they able to do so. And with current mess in last year or so. Things will only speed up south.