پاکستان صحت کے شعبے کو تبدیل کرنے کے لیے عالمی سرمایہ کاری کی تلاش کر رہا ہے

It's great to see Pakistan pushing for universal healthcare and international cooperation—public investment in health is exactly the kind of thing that lifts everyone up!

It’s good to see Pakistan pushing for universal healthcare and global collaboration—now let’s hope they prioritize public health, clean water, and fair access over profit for private investors.

Honestly, while I appreciate Pakistan wanting to improve its healthcare, I can’t help but think we should be careful about pouring more of our money and resources into countries that haven’t shown a great track record with transparency or stability. It’s one thing to offer humanitarian aid in a crisis, but another to invest heavily when there’s always a risk of funds being mismanaged. I also find it a bit ironic that they’re aiming to solve global shortages of nurses and paramedics, when they clearly have so many pressing health issues at home—shouldn&rsquo…  مزید پڑھ;t those resources stay in Pakistan to help their own people first? Contaminated water has been a problem there for decades, and I’m skeptical that outside investment alone will fix deep-rooted issues like government corruption and poor infrastructure. Besides, we have our own healthcare problems to solve before we start writing blank checks abroad. International partnerships are fine in theory, but only if there’s solid accountability and a proven benefit for everyone involved. At the end of the day, charity starts at home, and we shouldn’t forget that.