Previous governments failed Pakistan on all accounts. Both civilian and military. No dams, no real agricultural reforms, no city planning, no unified school curriculum, no real 1st world standard hospitals, no economic development of South-Punjab, Baluchistan, Upper Sindh and wast areas of KPK, no resorts, no parks outside the few major cities, no enjoyment for the masses, no enjoyment for women who are locked up in the houses, no nothing!!!

Wow! Big opportunities for big investors.

All of this will come to a halt once water scarcity starts hitting farmers.

Pakistan Agriculture has come a long way since 1947. Cotton, rice and wheat are the major crop and with the adoption of modern advances, there is room for improvement in the agriculture productivity.

Agriculture contributes 14% to Bangladesh’s GDP, employs 40% of the labour force and (along with ancillary industries), provides livelihood to 47% of the population, and agro-food constitutes only 1.5% of Bangladesh’s export earnings in 2018.

Agriculture contributes 14% to Bangladesh’s GDP, employs 40% of the labour force and (along with ancillary industries), provides livelihood to 47% of the population, and agro-food constitutes only 1.5% of Bangladesh’s export earnings in 2018.