Pakistan must communicate its financial situation, pressure it faces from IMF, West

As home to CPEC, close ally of China, Islamabad is positioned to reap benefits from FTZ

Examining the covert tactics shaping national economies, with Pakistan as a case study

Second phase of CPEC faces specific challenges unique to its framework

Addressing governance, human capital and educational issues will unlock nation’s potential

There should be ban on inter-ministerial transfers, postings of bureaucrats that will help polish their skills

This is only possible through policies, models, or plans tailored according to the needs of the country

Country can benefit from major projects like ML-1 for transportation network

The new policy must be free of rhetoric and focus on real-time situations

To make SIFC success story, Pakistan must draw lessons from past, especially from CPEC Authority