Elected representatives can better run the economy, says Qaisar Ahmad Sheikh

Pakistan Muslim League Nawaz leader Qaisar Ahmad Shiekh has said that elected representatives can better run the economy than the amateur finance minister Miftah Ismail.

Qaisar Ahmad Sheikh, who is also the president of the PMLN business and commerce wing, in a press conference said that Miftah Ismail does not have the experience to run the finance ministry.

He does not have time to meet the elected representatives, instead, he is meeting with IMF and WB officials, Qaisar Shiekh added.

Elected representatives can give better solutions to Miftah Ismail and the finance ministry about the economy than others, he added.

 

4 COMMENTS

  1. Just what do these elected officials bring to the table? Apart from blindly following the party line of populism and self-interest,t. hey bring nothing.

    They are experts in getting their sponsors and financiers a substantial return on investment. They rarely visit their constituents and then too during election time.

    Most are uneducated in any particular field of expertise and claim to be know-it-alls. The reality is beyond them.

    We need well qualified people who can put together teams to address the reality of the issues facing the country.

  2. Just what do these elected officials bring to the table? Apart from blindly following the party line of populism and self-interest, they bring nothing.

    They are experts in getting their sponsors and financiers a substantial return on investment. They rarely visit their constituents and then too during election time.

    Most are uneducated in any particular field of expertise and claim to be know-it-alls. The reality is beyond them.

    We need well qualified people who can put together teams to address the reality of the issues facing the country.

  3. Get cheap oil from Russia. Miftah Ismail, ring President Putin. Ask Biden, now we have removed Imran Khan, can you give us $100bn Dollers.

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