
A recent report reveals that Pakistan has suffered a massive loss of <b>40 billion dollars</b> since it unilaterally halted trade with India. The pharmaceutical sector is the hardest hit, as it remains heavily dependent on affordable raw materials from across the border. Experts suggest that resuming trade could lead to annual savings of <b>2 to 3 billion dollars</b> for the struggling nation. While Pakistan continues to borrow from the <b>IMF</b> to keep its economy afloat, its refusal to engage in logical trade with its neighbor highlights a classic case of diplomatic hypocrisy. Officials prefer to chase expensive global loans rather than utilize cost-effective regional trade routes that could actually provide relief to their citizens. Is it really 'economic sovereignty' if you choose to starve your own industries and burden your people with debt just to maintain a stubborn political stance against your neighbor?
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