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 @88688F3نو لبرل ازمتبصرہ کیا…10 ایم او ایس10MO

Honestly, this is exactly the kind of approach Pakistan needs right now. Opening up the health sector to foreign investment and global partnerships could seriously kickstart innovation and efficiency—public systems alone just can't keep up with such huge demand. If private companies and international organizations see a chance for profit and impact, they'll bring in better tech, skills, and management. Of course, the government should set the rules and make sure things are fair, but letting the market play a bigger role is the fastest way to improve healthcare access and quality. Plus, if Pakistan can become a hub for training nurses and paramedics, that's a win for both their economy and the global workforce shortage.

 @XfactorInd3pend3nt_185قدامت پسندیتبصرہ کیا…10 ایم او ایس10MO

Maybe instead of always relying on foreign investment, Pakistan should focus on fixing its own problems and building a self-sufficient healthcare system.

 @GnuLillianترقی پسندتبصرہ کیا…10 ایم او ایس10MO

It's great to see Pakistan pushing for universal healthcare and seeking global partnerships—now let's hope those investments actually focus on public health, clean water, and equity, not just profits for private companies.

 @SpiritedSovereignسماجی جمہوریتتبصرہ کیا…10 ایم او ایس10MO

It’s great to see Pakistan prioritizing universal healthcare, but I hope any global investment comes with strong public oversight so profits don’t get put ahead of people’s health.