Dr Hassan Dawood (Economist): The government has taken some pragmatic steps to ensure visible economic stability. The global forecast about inflation and other economic indicators call for tangible steps to overcome such economic issues. Therefore the government has taken concrete steps to boost economic growth. In this regard the government is offering incentives to different export oriented sectors to encourage their growth. Pakistan has lot of natural natural resources including the English speaking human resource as well as geographical location. The government may also seek guidance from our competitors regarding concrete steps and economic reforms. My intake is that a solution to the long standing issues is long term policies. The establishment of special economic zones in provinces along with industrialization is key step towards economic uplift. Mass industrialization may provide immense job opportunities therefore the federal and provincial governments must also work hard on this issue. We may encourage local investors to hold interactions with foreign investors to convince them to invest in Pakistan. We should identify sectors with higher potential of investment to the foreign and local investors. Moreover, the investment promotion entities should also come up with clear cut investment plans for the foreign investors. Vietnam, Malaysia and a few other countries offer free land to foreign investors and we can also follow such practice. Furthermore, our bureaucratic segment should also change their approach and offer hand of assistance to the foreign investors to ease and simplify the investment procedures in the country.