How Pakistan Wins: A 2025 Playbook

Former Prime Minister Shahid Khaqan Abbasi discusses Pakistan’s leadership challenges, the need for a national dialogue, and the generational shift in political engagement. He reflects on governance failures, youth and women's roles in decision-making, and the urgency of systemic reforms.
Watch this insightful conversation from Summit 2025 to understand the critical steps needed for Pakistan’s future.

[@gogomassi-s7n]

"Agreement with politicians" but what about the guardians who refuse to go back to the barracks?

[@HanumanDevot]

How pakistan wins, the next IMF loan 😂😂

[@World_Explorer_GIS]

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[@khalidaahmad7835]

Citizens of Pakistani very well know the problem and solutions. Unfortunately, to have effectiveness and efficiency in system is responsibility of political leadership.

[@sendakan666]

Why don't the main parties in Pak sit down and work together? Because it doesn't suit their interests. PTI's huge popularity relies on its image as being anti-corruption and anti-establishment. The Army wants to cut Imran Khan to size since they think his popularity poses a risk to their dominance of the system. And PMLN is happy with this situation since it gets, at least nominally, to be in power.

[@sonibhash]

NO FUTURE UNLESS YOU START FEELING ASHAMED OF BEGGING , LIVE WITHIN YOUR MEANS AND ABANDON YOUR YOUR HATE-EVERYONE POLICY

[@nehabalapure5365]

Why do Pakistanis speak English in such a funny accent 😂😂😂, what a country even after 77 years of independence and not in a position to provide piped drinking water to its citizens.

[@istaburg2578]

Why do Indians feel the need to comment on the Pakistani accent when thier own accent is now on Simpsons meme

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Imf loan papa john london apartments and chill