Karachi: Pakistan People’s Party Chairman Bilawal Bhutto Zardari has said that the solution to the political and economic problems facing Pakistan lies not in confrontation but in political understanding. He said that creating space in politics has become the need of the hour, because continuous tension is directly affecting public problems.
Talking to the media, Bilawal Bhutto Zardari said that strong language or protest violence against institutions by any political party is against democratic traditions. He pointed out that when politics is done on principles instead of emotions, the system itself becomes stronger.
He clarified that the PPP has always been in favour of political solutions, and this thinking can take the country forward. According to Bilawal Bhutto, political parties must understand that differences are not hostility but the beauty of democracy.
Discussing economic challenges, he said that Pakistan urgently needs to adopt such models that directly benefit the people. According to him, instead of privatisation, public-private partnership is a model through which services can be improved and the burden can be reduced.
Referring to the performance of the Sindh government, Bilawal Bhutto Zardari said that there has been significant improvement in the health sector in the province. Children and patients are being provided free and world-class treatment, due to which a significant reduction in child mortality has been recorded.
He said that the modern health centres being established in Sindh can become an example not only for Pakistan but also for other countries in the region. Bilawal Bhutto said that the protection of human lives should be the first responsibility of any government.
According to political experts, Bilawal Bhutto’s narrative reflects a balanced and institutional-friendly politics, which is relatively rare in the current circumstances. Experts associated with the health sector say that if the Sindh health model is implemented in other provinces with proper monitoring, health indicators at the national level can improve. According to economic analysts, public-private partnerships can play an important role in reducing Pakistan’s fiscal pressure.
