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I think he has failed, the whole world has recognized that Modi has got no evidence for what he says about Pakistan, rather it has just become an excuse for his failings
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He will be, to some extent, successful. The main reason is India's huge market. Countries that have interest in Indian markets will have to be cautious while dealing with Pakistan lest their interests in India suffer.
Pakistan also has huge retail sector market, ranks 6th in the world in population and consumer spending is increasing. Nestle Pakistan, the Swiss giant has an annual sales of over 100 billion rupees. Unilver Pakistan has sales touching 100 billion rupees per annum. Hindustan Unilever has sales of around 340 billion RS. P and G, an American conglomerate has sales touching 60 billion Rs, per annum. There ae other big presence of UK, American, Dutch, German companies.
Siemens and Philips has manufacturing base for household electronics to Generators and electric appliances.
http://www.nestle.pk/media/pressreleases/nestle-pakistan-crosses-pkr100-billion-mark
Actually the Modi has accelerated India's path for glory and assertiveness. the later was dragging....
Yes, Pakistan is big market...but relatively much smaller than India's.
#Pakistan’s economy: powering ahead with rising investments, improving security & stability. #CPEC @GlobalCapNews http://www.globalcapital.com/article/b100tz98y8qr7q/pakistans-economy-powering-ahead …
A frontier market that was flirting with insolvency just three years ago, is now in rude
health. Investment is flooding into Pakistan from China, the West and the Gulf, attracted by
high returns, rising stability and an economy underpinned by strong growth figures and a
pro business government.
Pakistan’s economy is on a tear, growing at its fastest pace since the bubble years of the mid
2000s. According to projections from the International Monetary Fund, the economy is set to grow
by 5.0% in 2017, up from 4.7% in 2016 and 4.0% in 2015. Emerging markets focused investment
bank Renaissance Capital tips gross domestic product to expand by an average of 4.4% a year
over the four years to end 2017, against a median of 2.8% over the five years to endn2013.
At every level, there are signs of marked improvements in one of South Asia’s most vibrant
markets. Global institutions, attracted by the high yields on offer, are snapping up Pakistan
securities listed at home and abroad.
China is pumping billions of dollars into vast infrastructure projects that will open up the country’s
northern borders, allowing locally made goods, from cotton and textiles, to raw and produced food
products, to potash and fertiliser, to be shipped overland, into Central Asia and Russia, and
beyond.
Deepening markets
Pakistan’s efforts to widen and deepen its capital markets, and to foster the creation of an
innovative, knowledge based economy, are gaining traction. The country is rapidly becoming a key
provider of niche IT services, with upstart companies in Karachi and Lahore bursting with freelance
software coders, programmers, and application developers. The primary equity capital markets are
returning to action. An initial public offering completed in September by Loads Limited, saw the
auto parts maker raise $20m from local and foreign investors; more stock sales are expected in the
months ahead.
Forget about Pakistanis. Are Indians convinced that Pakistan is isolated?
Modi desperately want to create smoke screen against Kashmir atrocities , where death toll cross 100. But, Pakistani govt is more busy at home then bringing Kashmir issue in international lime light.