Pakistan is the poverty capital of Greater Middle East. Nearly half of the region’s poor living on less $3 a day are in Pakistan. It is neither an anomaly nor unanticipated. The numbers tell the story of Pakistan’s long history of bad decisions, lack of reforms and ignoring its citizens.
Pakistan is Greater Middle East’s poverty capital. It reflects a long history of bad decisions
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