YouTube video of the day: What's your take on Pakistan?
Video released by UK Foreign Office features what different people have to say about Pakistan.
So what comes to people’s mind when they hear Pakistan’s name? Many Britons and British-Pakistanis had differing opinions about Pakistan – rife with terrorism, poverty-stricken, a country with immense potential, a misunderstood nation – the list goes on…
But when these people spoke up for Pakistan, they had a different story to tell. A video released by the United Kingdom Foreign Office, “Speaking up for Pakistan: What would you say?” features what different people have to say about Pakistan.
While many of them believed that Pakistan is a wealthy nation in terms of talent and natural resources, they hold the opinion that it is a poorly managed country which is in the hands of a few dishonest politicians and that it is surprising to see Pakistan in the state that it is right now.
Most British-Pakistanis were of the opinion that stereotyping against Pakistan must be stopped, while one of them also proclaimed that 98% of the Pakistani population is not of an extremist mindset.
The general afterthought remained that people wanted cleaner politics, thriving economy and better education and living standards in Pakistan.
Video rating: Thumbs up for gathering the thoughts of the British-Pakistani diaspora.
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But when these people spoke up for Pakistan, they had a different story to tell. A video released by the United Kingdom Foreign Office, “Speaking up for Pakistan: What would you say?” features what different people have to say about Pakistan.
While many of them believed that Pakistan is a wealthy nation in terms of talent and natural resources, they hold the opinion that it is a poorly managed country which is in the hands of a few dishonest politicians and that it is surprising to see Pakistan in the state that it is right now.
Most British-Pakistanis were of the opinion that stereotyping against Pakistan must be stopped, while one of them also proclaimed that 98% of the Pakistani population is not of an extremist mindset.
The general afterthought remained that people wanted cleaner politics, thriving economy and better education and living standards in Pakistan.
Video rating: Thumbs up for gathering the thoughts of the British-Pakistani diaspora.
Do you have a YouTube video you wish to have reviewed by The Express Tribune? Submit your url with a brief description to web@tribune.com.pk. Only local content will be considered for review.