Nothing will improve the confidence of the private sector than the presence of a development-minded administration.

The new Pakistani government seems more responsive to people’s wishes, not just to its own constituency.

Does the new government which took over in early June know what to do to revive the economy?

Implicit in the revealed budget strategy is a two-track approach; save economy first and then work on reviving it.

The country will have to be run as a federation of four provinces instead of being managed entirely from Islamabad.

PM must understand what the world has become since the last time he was in power and also the change that will occur.

Increased trade with India will change the structure of Pakistani economy by basing it more on the country’s endowment

Pakistan must carefully study the evolving situation across its northern border as the US withdraws its troops.

The government should develop a stabilisation programme of its own and return to the IMF by the end of the year.

The centre of gravity of the political system has moved from the old and tried to the young and aspiring.