Military and corrupted governments
yes few month or days
our govt is responsible for that
who was responsible for marking the boundaries of india and pakistan before partition
Outlaws and criminals
The main task of the Pakistan government is to defend it's citizens. Defending it's citizens against internal and external enemies, as well as economic pressures.
Well ! Pakistan has been facing energy crises for the past 4 years. The electricity produced there does't fulfil the needs. So, they need to build more dams to create more electricity to meet the needs of the population.
first of all we have to provide foreign investor peaceful and secure environment which is very important and would bring huge business in Pakistan. the most important issue to invest in Pakistan is terrorism ,insecurity,energy crises and uncertainty.
Lord Mountbattern who was Louis of Battenberg, the great grandson of Queen Victoria, and second cousin of George. The family changed its name from Battenberg to Mountbatten. He was responsible for the division of India and Pakistan (today Bangladesh and Pakistan)
East Pakistan separated from West Pakistan because of neglect and abuse on part of West Pakistan. East Pakistan was fairly lawless and forgotten by West Pakistan. East Pakistan had no voice when it came to its own affairs, as well.due to these reasons it was seperated.
Richard B. Marks has written: 'Recent constitutional crises in Pakistan' -- subject(s): Constitutional history, Politics and government
Pakistan upheld the right of Egypt as a sovereign state to nationalize any undertaking within its territorial jurisdiction. Pakistan had extended its support to the Egyptian struggle against imperialism. It had backed the Egyptian demand for the evacuation of British occupation forces from the Suez Canal Zone. Pakistan stand against the joint attack of three forces on Egypt.
economic obstacles Social and cultural obstacles political obstacles ECONOMIC OBSTACLES 1: lack of capital 2: use of backward technology 3: heavy debt burden 4: banking and financial crises 5: international crises 6: market imperfection