They said that the business community had always fulfilled its national obligations by showing commitment towards the economy but recent developments, including sit-ins and mass protests, have made work difficult for it.
They added that Pakistan’s economy needed a growth of more than 7% at a sustained level for another eight to 10 years if it wants to catch up with the other regional economies and such calls were bound to disrupt economic activity.
The office-bearers said that LCCI was striving to expedite trade and economic activities through interaction with local and foreign businessmen but political uncertainty pushed things back. They said that all the issues could be resolved through talks, adding that the protesting parties should adopt the same path for an early solution.
“It would take a long time to for the loss to recover.”
They were of the view that the call for strike had also sent a negative signal to foreign investors, while causing a severe dent to the efforts aimed at attracting such investments.
Published in The Express Tribune, December 2nd, 2014.
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where are pictures of modern weapon systems. These are all same like we have been seeing for so many years. Only new toys are added as drones.