Pakistan stands at a strange crossroads. This is a country that has the ability to hold major negotiations at the global level and which wants to present itself as a responsible and dignified state. But the question is: can a country where the people do not have access to basic facilities like clean drinking water, electricity, health and education, really claim to lead the world?
The truth is that a strong country is not just one that plays a role in the world’s big decisions, but one that brings peace and confidence to the faces of its people. Until this contradiction is resolved, every great achievement will remain incomplete.
Mumraiz Khan
Karachi
