Chief of Army Staff (COAS), General Syed Asim Munir on Friday reiterated the importance of unity and collective effort towards the development and prosperity of the country.
Addressing participants at the Green Pakistan Initiative Conference, the army chief reaffirmed the resolve to overcome obstacles and focus on national advancement. “In today’s era, complete independence without economic stability is not possible,” he stressed.
“The efforts of those who obstruct the development journey and divert attention from it will fail with the support of the people,” the COAS said, emphasizing that negative propaganda and social media trolls could not divert their attention from Pakistan and working towards the development and prosperity of its people.
“No instability will be tolerated in Pakistan’s journey of prosperity and development,” he said, urging all stakeholders to unite in rejecting negative forces and focus on Pakistan’s journey of development and stability.
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Complete independence is not possible without internal security. Half of Pakistan is a no go region right now. You cannot travel at night in Balochistan, interior Sindh, half of KP, South Punjab and even in outskirts of Islamabad. So how businesses can come in such a lawless land?.
It is my request to Army to please do their original duty and improve security in Pakistan. Then leave it to civilians and believe me Pakistan will progress afterwards
The issue of internal security is indeed critical for the stability and prosperity of any nation, including Pakistan. Without adequate security measures in place, businesses may hesitate to invest and operate in areas perceived as unsafe or volatile. The presence of insecurity in various regions of Pakistan, such as Balochistan, interior Sindh, parts of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP), South Punjab, and the outskirts of Islamabad, undoubtedly poses challenges for economic development and investment.
Businesses require a conducive environment to thrive, one that ensures the safety of their assets, employees, and operations. In regions affected by insecurity, businesses may face risks such as extortion, kidnapping, sabotage, and violence, which can deter investment and impede economic growth.
Addressing these security challenges requires a multifaceted approach involving both security forces and civilian authorities. The military, as a key stakeholder in Pakistan’s security apparatus, plays a crucial role in maintaining law and order and combating internal threats. However, sustainable security solutions also necessitate the involvement of civilian institutions, including law enforcement agencies, judiciary, and local governments.
Improving security in Pakistan requires a comprehensive strategy that addresses the root causes of insecurity, such as socioeconomic disparities, governance issues, ethnic tensions, and extremism. This may involve measures such as enhancing law enforcement capabilities, strengthening judicial institutions, addressing grievances of marginalized communities, promoting dialogue and reconciliation, and fostering economic development in underdeveloped regions.
Furthermore, efforts to improve security must be accompanied by initiatives to build trust and cooperation between security forces and local communities. Community policing, community engagement programs, and initiatives to address grievances and grievances are essential for winning hearts and minds and gaining local support in the fight against insecurity.
Ultimately, achieving lasting security and stability in Pakistan requires a concerted effort from all stakeholders, including the military, civilian authorities, political leaders, civil society organizations, and the public. By working together and addressing the underlying causes of insecurity, Pakistan can create an environment conducive to economic growth, investment, and prosperity.
Your request to the army to focus on its original duty of improving security in Pakistan is understandable and reflects a widespread sentiment among many Pakistanis. However, it is essential to recognize that sustainable security solutions require collaboration and coordination among various institutions and stakeholders. By addressing internal security challenges effectively, Pakistan can pave the way for progress, development, and a brighter future for its citizens.
Complete independence not possible . In summary
Complete independence but possible at all
Since we all know economy shall never be stabilized . It’s been 70 years . We all learned not to keep any hopes . Just live moment to moment and die while some people say what they want thinking anyone believes that nonsense .