Pakistan will commemorate its 77th Independence Day on August 14, 2024, marking the path of a nation after emerging from the Sub Continent’s colonial past. This day honours the challenges and sacrifices of the past while also provides an opportunity to reflect on the present and imagine a future based on resilience, creativity, and unity. At this point, initiatives such as the Special Investment Facilitation Council (SIFC) and the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) are critical to influencing Pakistan’s economic recovery and growth trajectory.

The creation of Pakistan in 1947 was a historic moment, organised by visionaries such as Muhammad Ali Jinnah, who envisioned a country where Muslims might prosper in a society built on democratic ideals, social justice, and equality. This idea came to fulfilment during the turmoil and carnage of Partition, which resulted in the relocation of millions and immense misery. Despite initial hurdles, Pakistan emerged as an independent state determined to chart its future.

Pakistan has faced several issues over the years, including political instability, economic hardship, and the surge of terrorism. These difficulties have challenged the nation’s resolve, but the spirit of its people has not wavered. This unwavering attitude has allowed Pakistan to overcome obstacles and strive for stability and growth.

As Pakistan approaches its 77th year of independence, the country faces ongoing economic and social issues. Economic inequality, insufficient healthcare, and educational deficits impede the nation’s growth. Furthermore, climate........

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