Pakistan Interior Minister Calls for Governance Overhaul Amid Debt Crisis

Mohsin Naqvi, the Interior Minister of Pakistan, said that the country’s government system is broken and can’t solve problems.

He thinks the country should create new provinces or similar units so that local governments can do more.

He also said that the government keeps borrowing money and that this will make the country poorer.

Naqvi wants the government to give young people jobs based on their skills, not just money or gifts.

He warned that if the government doesn’t change, the army’s efforts will not help.

He also talked about the need for politicians to work together to fix the system.

The meeting where he spoke was in Islamabad, the capital of Pakistan.

He said the current system will keep the same problems for many years if nothing changes.

He also mentioned that the army chief is working hard but needs political support.

The main idea is that Pakistan needs big changes in how it is run to solve its problems.