Prime's Charter of Economic: Planning Pakistan's Economic Transformation

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In this podcast, Rizwan Rawji, an economic expert and philanthropist, presents the blueprint for economic transformation in Pakistan— the 'PRIMES Charter of Economy.' Tune in for an enlightening discussion based on his presentation at the Third Pakistan Prosperity Forum on November 27, 2023, in Islamabad.

The charter can be accessed by following the link: https://primeinstitute.org/prime-charter-of-economy/

31 episodios

Prime's Charter of Economic: Planning Pakistan's Economic Transformation

PRIME ThinkTank

published hace un año

MP3•Episodio en casa

The charter can be accessed by following the link: https://primeinstitute.org/prime-charter-of-economy/

31 episodios

#Business #Pakistan #PRIME Institute #Business News #Non-Profit #Podcasting Education #News

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Privatization Podcast: A Conversation with Zafar U Ahmed on the Dos and Don'ts of the Privatisation Process 57:58

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In this episode, we talk to Zafar U Ahmed, a development sector consultant. We discuss the benefits and challenges of privatization, common mistakes and best practices, and the role of stakeholders and regulators in ensuring a fair and efficient outcome. This podcast is part of PRIME's initiative to fast-track the privatization process.…

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Privatization Podcast:The Corruption Menace Eating Away At Pakistan's State Owned Enterprises 1:08:44

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This episode features Dr. Idrees Khawaja, CEO of taleeminfo.pk. He discusses privatizing Pakistan's state-owned enterprises and explores the impact of corruption, the potential of privatization, and its social implications. Tune in for insights on reforming Pakistan's economy and governance. This podcast is part of an initiative by PRIME to advance the privatization process in Pakistan…

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Privatization Podcast: Does the Pakistani State Hollow Out Productivity? 1:16:39

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This episode features Mr. Imtiaz Rastgar, a prominent industrialist and the chairman of Rastgar Group, discussing the challenges and opportunities of doing business in Pakistan. We discuss how state policies and regulations impact the productivity and competitiveness of the private sector, and what reforms are necessary to unleash the potential of entrepreneurship and innovation. We also explore the roles of public-private partnerships, corporate social responsibility, and environmental sustainability in creating a more inclusive and prosperous economy. This podcast is part of an initiative by PRIME to fast-track the privatization process in Pakistan.…

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Privatization Podcast: The True Motivations Behind the Failure of Privatisation in Pakistan 1:07:52

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In this episode, we talk to Mr. Ali Salman, a prominent economist, public policy expert, and Executive Director of the Policy Research Institute of Market Economy (PRIME), about the reasons why privatization has failed to deliver the expected benefits in Pakistan. We explore the political, social, and economic factors that have influenced the privatization process and its outcomes. We also discuss the alternatives and solutions that can improve the efficiency and performance of public sector enterprises. This podcast is part of PRIME's initiative to fast-track the privatization process in Pakistan.…

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Privatization Podcast: Why Privatization Doesn't (Always) Work 1:07:06

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In this episode, we speak with Naveed Iftikhar, a public policy expert, as well as Co-Founder of Atomcamp. We discuss the pros and cons of privatization, examining instances where it has failed or backfired and the underlying reasons. Additionally, we explore alternatives to privatization and methods for ensuring efficient and equitable delivery of public services. Tune in to hear Naveed's insights and recommendations on this critical topic. This podcast is part of the Prime Privatization Podcast series, an effort to fast-track the privatization process in Pakistan.…

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Is Privatization a ruse against the Pakistani people? 1:02:38

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This episode features Dr. Khalil, a research fellow at PRIME, in conversation with Abbas Mossvi from Discourse Magazine. They discuss ' privatization and democracy' and how it affects Pakistan's development. Tune in for a concise and enlightening discussion on the nexus of privatization and democracy in Pakistan.…

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Urgent need for Public Sector Reform 1:09:32

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In this podcast episode, we explore the topic of privatization in Pakistan with two experts: Dr. Shahid Mehmood from PIDE and Dr. Khalil, a distinguished researcher at PRIME. This episode is part of PRIME's initiative to promote privatization in Pakistan, and it is the third episode in the series.

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De-Nationalize Commercial SOE's 1:23:08

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In this podcast episode, Dr. Khalil, a distinguished research fellow at Prime and an expert in political philosophy and economics, engages in a compelling conversation with Mueen Batlay, a senior advisor at CERP and EAG member. They explore the potential of privatizing state-owned enterprises (SOEs), providing insightful analysis on the advantages and disadvantages and shedding light on the impact on both the economy and society. Tune in for their recommendations and perspectives on this contentious issue.…

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The untold story of privatization: Pakistan's reality revealed 55:25

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In this episode, Dr. Khalil, a distinguished research fellow at PRIME and a political philosopher/economist, talks to Dr. Aneel Salman, the Head of Economic Security at IPRI. They discuss the pros and cons of privatizing big public sector enterprises (PSEs) or SOEs in Pakistan, such as Pakistan Steel Mills, Pakistan International Airlines, and Pakistan Railway. They examine how these PSEs can improve their performance and competitiveness, the economic and social impacts of private ownership, and how the government can ensure fair and transparent allocation of revenues while protecting the rights of stakeholders. Listen to this episode for insights into this important and relevant topic.…

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Future prospects for 5G in Pakistan 10:35

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This podcast features Wahaj Siraj, the CEO of Nyatel, he shares insights into Pakistan's thriving telecom sector. With 130 million users and an annual revenue of 800 billion Rupees, the sector stands as a significant player in the country. The episode is based on his presentation at the Third Pakistan Forum (Prosperity- Restructure, Reform, Growth) on November 27, 2023, Islamabad.…

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Opening up Pakistan's restrictive Visa regime for better economic Outcomes 22:23

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In this podcast, Zehrah Shallwani, CEO of Dastaan Tours, discusses the challenges hindering tourism reforms in Pakistan. Despite Forbes' recognition in 2019 and 2020 as a top destination, tourism contributes only 2.9% directly to GDP. Zehrah reflects on why, unlike Saudi Arabia, Pakistan hasn't capitalized on tourism's economic potential. Join us for insights based on her presentation at the Third Pakistan Prosperity Forum on November 27, 2023, in Islamabad.…

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Debt Restructuring: Pakistan's Path to Economic Recovery 24:29

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This podcast features Mr. Shahid Hafeez Kardar, Former Governor of the State Bank of Pakistan, as he charts a way forward for the economy amid Pakistan's fiscal challenges. The episode is based on his keynote presentation at the Third Pakistan Prosperity Forum on November 27, 2023, in Islamabad

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Prime's Charter of Economic: Planning Pakistan's Economic Transformation 36:31

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Reforming Pakistan's Public Sector 37:50

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In this podcast, Fawad Hasan Fawad, the Federal Minister for Privatization, talks about the public sector reform in Pakistan. He shares the challenges and opportunities of this complex process, and why it needs adaptability. He also discusses how state-owned enterprises are a financial drain on the government, and what principles and criteria should shape the reform agenda. This podcast is based on his speech at the third Pakistan Prosperity Forum on 27th November 2023 in Islamabad.…

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Scaling-down & Downsizing the Government of Pakistan 17:34

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