World Bank releases report based on possible reforms for Pakistan's bright future

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00:00 The World Bank has issued a report on possible reforms for the bright future of Pakistan,

00:05 which has highlighted the challenges that Pakistan faces.

00:08 According to the World Bank, Pakistan's government sector is in a state of disadvantage,

00:12 the policy is based on personal interests, and Pakistan is facing a surge in human capital.

00:18 The lack of manpower is affecting the development and development of the country.

00:23 In Pakistan, 40% of children under the age of 5 are suffering from diseases.

00:27 More than 2 crore children are out of school.

00:31 Less than 10 years of age, 89% of children are deprived of the ability to study.

00:36 Pakistan is facing a high financial loss.

00:39 Until the end of the financial year 2022, the financial loss reached up to 7.9% of the highest rate in 22 years.

00:47 Pakistan's debt is recorded at a rate of 78% above the legal limit.

00:53 The policies are in a state of deficit due to the lack of continuity.

00:58 Pakistan's agricultural sector is facing a shortage of non-producers and farmers,

01:02 whose share in the GDP is 23%.

01:04 The sector provides 40% of the labor force with employment.

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