According to a survey, most Pakistanis believed that our country is going on the wrong path! Almost 77% of Pakistanis believe that their country is moving in the wrong direction as per the survey revealed.
The survey is conducted by Global Market Research Group(IPSOS) where 4 out of 5 Pakistanis feel that their country is heading in the wrong direction!
Nearly 77% of the people surveyed this year belief and share their information that our county is heading in the wrong direction. While only 23% believe that our country is on the right hand!
When the survey was conducted?
The survey has conducted from December 1 to December 6 where thousands of people accepted that their country was going in the wrong direction.
According to last year’s survey, only 21% believe that their country is moving in the right direction! While 79% accepted that their country is going in the wrong direction.
Financial Services belongs to the country!
About 36% of the people admitted that the current state of finance is very weak in the country where as only 13% believe that their financial position is strong. 51% believe that their country neither in a strong position nor weak. This survey clearly indicated that Pakistan is in a poor financial position.
The country is full of unemployment and poverty -Country is moving in the wrong direction
- About 20% of the people in Sindh are unemployed.
- About 18% of the people in Khyber are unemployed.
- About 25% of the people in Balochistan are unemployed and 25% were poverty.
Even Pakistan is really affected due to Coronavirus. Pakistan still suffers from poverty, hunger, unemployment, and poor finance in its country. The country is highly affected by poverty and unemployment. The country also has less support from other countries. Overall management is not so clear about goals and management. There is a weak financial and political system in the entire country, in this situation there is no wrong in saying that the country is moving in the wrong direction.
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