Pakistan passing through critical phase

Pakistan is passing through a challenging phase causing a negative impact on the country’s economy due to variety of issues including worse state of social sciences, medicine systems and energy crisis. I believe we must take time out for an accurate diagnosis. In Pakistan our best students “traditionally” chose to study either medicine or engineering. Here, the low wages for social sciences means that social sciences are not very valuable and productive; all we need to do is to change the minds of the nation.

A person in Pakistan cannot easily afford all the resources provided so we should also concentrate on improving sciences, technology, prices and infrastructure as the route to the poor people. The poor health of social sciences is an extremely serious problem. Moving towards the system of medicine, 70% of the population of Pakistan still depends on the complementary and alternative system of medicine.

Culture beliefs and practices often lead to self-care; the traditional medicine center has become an important source of health care, especially in rural areas and tribal areas of Pakistan. Solving these issues regarding the betterment of Pakistan is a high priority and our approach to the solution will significantly  impact the future of Pakistan.

by: Maham Anjum