Open Letter 2 Prime Minister Gilani
Good Governance Forum, the Largest, Most Diversified and Most Globally Searched interactive Think Tank in Pakistan seeks answers to questions of public interest from Syed Yusuf Raza Gilani, Prime Minister of Pakistan.
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We can definitely improve upon the lives of 70% of Pakistan's impoverished population by eliminating corruption from all levels of the state organs, particularly the higher echelons of the executive, legislatures, and bureaucracy.
The politicians, the business community and the bureaucracy have together ruined the entire pyramid of responsibility, authority and accountability over the past sixty years of Pakistan's independence. Overall maladministration has robbed the national exchequer of billions of dollars worth of assets in cash and kind.
The country is today indebted to the tune of US$ 60 billion in foreign loans and the total public debt including the domestic and external debts has reached Rs 10 trillion. Huge debt servicing, billions of losses from the non-performing state enterprises and the non-productive expenditure of the government leave only 25% of the budget for the public sector development. That means Rs 730 billion, out of the budget of Rs 2.7 trillion, for 180 million people in the fiscal year.
Change for the Better in Pakistan can come ONLY through the untiring efforts of the educated and enlightened civil society members. Moving ahead with courage, confidence and commitment is the Need of the Hour. Today's failures will be tomorrow's monsters for the new generations.
Come forward and Join hands to improve governance in Pakistan by ending corruption and eliminating the roots of terrorism originating from deprivation of the people at large.
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