By A m malik
09 Oct 2011
Balkanization of Pakistan – the great Game
While our leaders are busy politicking, keeping each other busy through aimless discussions on the TV- much is happening around the region. Our well wishers concurrently are equally busy to ensnarl us, tie a loop around us and then dispatch us – the nuclear armed country - to where our beloved Osama was sent. For instance what connection does the following, seemingly unmatched events have in common? What do Gwadar Port and Mehran incident have in common? Or Afghanistan Indian strategic pact and murder of Saleem Shehzad? Then we have our Nukes safe guard policy, Haqqani net work and not the least the recent Hazara pilgrim's killings. And yet when the dotted line is completed - there appears a connect with an ugly and a dangerous face.
Gwadar Port was planned in the early 90's during MNS rule. It is at about 275 Nautical miles from Karachi by sea and about 620 KMs by road, called the Makran high way. There had always been a reluctance to build this highway due to some security parameters. However, the economic sense of it appeared to have prevailed more than the security compulsions. It has been about six years that the port was completed by the Chinese. It was in between that the Pakistani team of professionals were phased out, who at that time were also carving out the parameters to make it the regional hub. The replacements selected were by design or default inadequate professionally to manage the port operations – and the decision to hand this over to Singapore Port Authority had the stamp of some move other than making the port a hub. Singapore is one of the best managed ports in the world and yet it has been more than four years that the port was handed over to the Singapore fellows - a subsidiary of PSA , and yet it continues to be in a hibernated state. The question is why? The location is one of the best in the region, quite capable to leave Dubai way behind. And despite all the ingredients to set the port go at the outset , it has not been able to take off. In fact there has not been a single ship carrying non- govt cargo that has touched this port. The GPA board contends that it was our Prime Minister Shaukat Aziz who took the decision for the Singapore Company. So? Were they rubber stamps? And especially that they were advised to seek the clearance of ISI before finalizing the contract.
Singapore has a special MOU with the USA – call it a sort of strategic pact. Their armed forces have and are being trained by the Israelis. It was even that time opined that the port will never be made operational . In addition to other reasons this would have been at the cost of Dubai which apparently is also part of the special interest group of the US. The contract is such that anyone would have taken a built port laughingly on the conditions agreed. And now to reverse the process to re-take the port will be very difficult. The status qou is likely to continue. The port has a slip way about seven feet thick ostensibly made for the ro-ro cargo but will be able to withstand weight of the heaviest tanks in the world. Gwadar is on the flank of Iran at a distance of about 70 miles. Any army knows what it means to be attacked from the flank. Status qou is likely continued till the time for military operations through Gwadar come about in the future.
Much has been written about the security lapses that made Mehran attack possible. But the information suggests that it was more of a Mehran - gate rather than an isolate work of a few misguided jehaddis. Of the three aircraft one most probably had been lately use for eves dropping and gathering intelligence off Baluchistan and Afghanistan.. The intelligence equipment possibly was yet to be disembarked when the attack took place. It is also believed that it had the fit of strategic weapon system. It was for no reason that the Jehaddis came straight for these aircraft, possibly guided by courtesy of our friends the Americans, and not for the C 130's or the other aircraft also parked in juxtaposition. It should ordinarily been the PAF which should have drawn the wrath of the so called talibans because of the air actions carried by the PAF against them in Swat and Baajaur. It seems then that it was not a revenge attack. When the attack took place immediately Mr Rehman Malik appeared on the scene and took over the show. In no time the US fellows at the base were evacuated sent to the airport and flown out of Pakistan, in a prepositioned aircraft. The naval Intelligence had no opportunity to question them. But the Chinese instead were fired on . These factuals and more of these must have come to the knowledge of Saleem Shehzad when he was compiling his findings on Mehran case; his inquisitiveness alerted the planners and got him disposed off quick enough – thanks to the Xe fellows – before he had the chance of recording or speaking to anyone. And once accusations at the ISI had been set- through word of mouth or the "grape vine" as is also referred, that the crooked faced Admiral Mike Mullen blamed the ISI where he had no business to comment on. However it was only one of the perorations of the CIA- a crude attempt at covering up their own monkey business.
The so called insurgency is continuously being fuelled in Baluchistan. In the early 70's it was the Russians, normally supplying weapons/ammunition through the coastal belt of Makran coast by their ship "Cyclopes" possibly in preparation of their grand designs on the subsequently failed hold on Afghanistan/Baluchistan. Now it is the CIA/RAM/RAW combined with sprinkling from mossad - the end game remaining the same. In the mid 70's I saw a satellite imagery of Baluchistan's Chagai mountains. Chagai was an unknown place at that time. It clearly showed the copper deposits running around ridge. And where ever is copper is the gold. So the technology must have significantly advanced by now for the US to map the natural resources of Baluchistan. No need for costly surveys . What else is there –oil, minerals, stones etc?! So is there any truth in the 2012 map that showed Baluchistan to be a separate country??
We have to issue statements every so often that our nukes are safe. We have also been asserting that their parts are separately stored so there is no risk that any one will walk away with one under his arm but the accusations continue unabated on selected occasions. Even if the parts are safely stored, We have to be very sure that the weapons are available in short time should the need so arises; just in case we may not be taken with a surprise. The Americans have an unwritten way to deal with contingencies. The recent actions at various places especially Iraq, it was observed that they first draw out country's systems if these can any way put their forces in the harm's way – even if the threat be insignificant. So continuous flooding of misinformation questioning the safety of our nukes should not compel us to disperse the components that the readiness becomes time lagged; as good as neutralizing the same in time and space.
India has recently signed a security pact with Afghanistan. Why? The move seems to have similar footprints as of the 1971 Indian Russian Pact when East Pakistan was to be attacked by India. But this time the difference is that it seems to have the blessings of the US. Until a couple of years back Pakistan was complacent that East Pakistan had different geography where India could play the music. The stage now is being set on similar lines; two impediments however exist . The likely role of Iran and that of the Haqqani group or for that matter that of the true talibans. Endeavour is in the making to sow seeds of mistrust and misgivings between Pakistan and Iran. The killings of Hazara pilgrims are a pointer to that. Then there is a claim by some Jahangvi group claiming responsibility. Should this be true then Pakistan needs to get after this group who are not only conducting the most heinous crimes against humanity but also against the national interests of the country. Efforts are also afoot by Afghanistan to ask Iran for allowing Afghani goods to land through Iranian ports, Afghanistan being a land locked country. If Iran is not careful -then under the garb of Afghan cargo and in particular declared for development works in Afghanistan, may well contain NATO and Indian cargo. This then will reduce dependence on the Pakistani ports. Alternatively, Gwadar could be made use of by sending the Afghan cargo through Iran, the port being under the direct control of the Singapore Company. This would be quite legal - Pakistan unable to do much about it. The road between Gwadar to Gabd at the Iranian border could be used, with NATO cargo disguised as Afghan cargo.
Pakistan is already under pressure to contain the Haqqani group. This group and Mullah Umer's talibans Will however stand for us should India and Afghanistan try to fish troubles. It is for this reasons that Pakistan is being pressurized to act against them so that either of the cases Haqqani goes anti. Also getting army involved in North Waziristan would make them sink in a black hole while fiddle is played vs. Baluchistan.
And most importantly what is India having over four consulates for ; at Kandhar,Herat, Mazare sharif and Jalalabad, with embassy at Kabul, except to formant trouble in Baluchistan. Mazare sharif comes in handy to lift CAS fellows to be thrown in our tribal areas as Pakistani Talibans and Heart must have been used additionally to sponsor actions inside Iran through fake Jundullah. But the swift Iranian response has mellowed this frontier somewhat. But our Min of FA, should have likewise set up equal if not more consulates in Afghanistan to neutralize the affects. MOFA needs to come forward to make us understand the in- ability of having the same implemented.
The upshot of the discussion is that India is in the process of encircling Pakistan to repeat East Pakistan Style maneuver with shock and awe tactics. She seems to have the blessings of USA. She would want Iran to distance from any likely conflict. Iran, despite outward differences, has a history of helping Pakistan. Our nukes will be the obvious targets for the US who would like to take advantage during the confusion that takes place. P3C were destroyed to eliminate future operations. With a 16hrs of endurance and with standoff strategic weapon outfit along with Intelligence capability, It had a long arms reach and would have been considered a potential threat for a number of countries; and Gwadar port – in time of crisis could be used for build up operations.
CIA sponsored propaganda on the media presents distorted facts regarding ISI or the Pakistan Army. This affects the public opinion in USA. And in turn provides their government with significant flexibility without any checks. It would be of greatly useful if arrangements are made by the media or the MOFA to have some of our learned Anchors or some selected politicians are made to participate in discussions on the selected US TV channels. And conversely invite their anchors/politicians/writers to take part in discussions on our channels. Unlike Indian External affairs ministry which always worked like an institution ours work like a govt dept, with all the manifested ills. We throw out competence and opt for glamour. Resultantly, whenever there are some tense moments to give India a bad press, The competence of Indian external Ministry handles it superbly. But with favourites in our case being housed at lucrative places, bears no fruit . The Min of Foreign Affairs needs a very competent Minister and not one that is meant for a fashion parade.
It may be added that Iran is very important to us at this moment of time. We must reinvigorate our relations. And we are to ensure that whatever the pressure we do not have to walk in to North Waziristan. Haqqani is and will be our support in time of need even though he controls relatively a segment. And if US can continue to pay him money for safe passage of their cargo in Afghanistan and if they can negotiate with them then the least we can do is not to make Haqqani anti us. We have to urge

China to make the Chinese shipping lines use Gwadar port as a trans-shipment hub. The CAS and Chinese cargo will also find a way in and out from Gwadar port with Iran providing the transit routes to such cargo ex- Gwadar/Gabd through to Iran and then all the way to Tajkistan/CAS and China. Iran has the road and rail link/infrastructure all the way through. In this process Iran earns from its transit routes and Pakistan through the Shipping charges. The cost of carriage of the cargo also reduces, so it would be a win – win situation for all. The operations of the China Shipping Lines through Gwadar will be advantageous to us both financially and strategically. It appears that in therecent past the government sold our souls and pride for a mere one and a half billion dollars – most of which either went for the fees of the consultants or in the pockets of the corrupt rulers. We get 11 Bn Dollars from remissions of our people abroad. Had we ensured transparency, the income from abroad would have significantly increased. Even now with only a slight belt tightening, additional one and a half bns should pose no problem.
Once peace and Harmony returns so would the investments with exponential growth and produce within the country.

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It is self-evident that this is a political decision with little economic merit.
 
And I agree that growth and private investment is being held back for reasons that have nothing to do with the cost of capital.
 
MA
 
In a message dated 10/9/2011 6:29:55 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time, pak.econo.watch@gmail.com writes:
 

Interest rate cut offers hope

Power price hike to hit SBP efforts

 

Islamabad: [Oct 09]

The Pakistan Economy Watch (PEW) on Sunday lauded the decision of State bank of Pakistan (SBP) to cut policy rate by 1.5 percentage points to prop up growth.

 

The decision is surprising but pleasing, it will trigger expansion plans and buoy up stock market, it said.

 

Government should not use the development to seek cheap credit which has already harmed growth of the productive sector, said Dr. Murtaza Mughal, President of the Pakistan Economy Watch.

 

Decision of the SBP will please industrial sector and help reduce ratio of defaults, he said adding that it will help our economy which is slowest in the region.

 

However, government is set to hike power tariff by four per cent which will be a serious blow to the efforts of SBP to contain inflation and balance economy, said Dr. Murtaza Mughal.

 

He said that authorities should take measures to spur growth as interest rates alone cannot help overcome all issues we are facing. Rates slash has nothing to do with energy scarcity, security situation, foreign affairs, natural disasters and political uncertainty, he added.

 

Something should be done to effectively deal with weakening rupee which is adding fuel to fire of inflation and made imports costly, foreign investment is falling at an alarming rate, relations with America, the biggest donor are strain while international lenders are unhappy over failed commitments.

 

Pakistan is facing one of the lowest expansions in the past decade due to inefficiency of politicians, floods and militancy, he said adding that resentment of masses has hit the  peak.

 

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Cell:  0321-5157671

President Pakistan Economy Watch

www.pakistaneconomywatch.com



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Faisal Qureshi, Beauro Chief of London Post was killed 4 breakomg true news of Mr. Altaf's ;>effort to escape to South Africa & how was he arrested & brought back to London. 8-)
How can Zionists loose him as they can get rid of anyone in Pakistan they want to through this fascist ;>organization.
Shaheed are not dead. Faisal is alive & receiving food from Allah.
Interior Minister & MQM r responsible for this brut murder & terrorism.
Sad Supreme Court didn't punish MQM on its grave crimes ;( But Allah will soon!
Please internet your comments on London Post & read full story about ;> Altaf. Pl. FWD

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Interest rate cut offers hope

Power price hike to hit SBP efforts

 

Islamabad: [Oct 09]

The Pakistan Economy Watch (PEW) on Sunday lauded the decision of State bank of Pakistan (SBP) to cut policy rate by 1.5 percentage points to prop up growth.

 

The decision is surprising but pleasing, it will trigger expansion plans and buoy up stock market, it said.

 

Government should not use the development to seek cheap credit which has already harmed growth of the productive sector, said Dr. Murtaza Mughal, President of the Pakistan Economy Watch.

 

Decision of the SBP will please industrial sector and help reduce ratio of defaults, he said adding that it will help our economy which is slowest in the region.

 

However, government is set to hike power tariff by four per cent which will be a serious blow to the efforts of SBP to contain inflation and balance economy, said Dr. Murtaza Mughal.

 

He said that authorities should take measures to spur growth as interest rates alone cannot help overcome all issues we are facing. Rates slash has nothing to do with energy scarcity, security situation, foreign affairs, natural disasters and political uncertainty, he added.

 

Something should be done to effectively deal with weakening rupee which is adding fuel to fire of inflation and made imports costly, foreign investment is falling at an alarming rate, relations with America, the biggest donor are strain while international lenders are unhappy over failed commitments.

 

Pakistan is facing one of the lowest expansions in the past decade due to inefficiency of politicians, floods and militancy, he said adding that resentment of masses has hit the  peak.

 

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Cell:  0321-5157671

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FPCCI encourages young entrepreneurs: Raza Khan

Expos offer opportunities, bring talent to limelight

Country's future insecure without empowered women

 

 

Islamabad: (Sunday Oct 09)

Raza Khan, Chairman Coordination, FPCCI has said that trend of exhibitions is very encouraging as it activate the role of women in the society by empowering them.

 

Such events not only generate economic activity and bring talent to limelight but also help young leaders to hold their position in the community, he said.

 

Expos are networking opportunities which are critical to explore investment probabilities, ensuring development and experiencing the latest products; he said after inaugurating an exhibition of handmade leather shoes and bags held at a local brand house.

 

Raza Khan appreciated the efforts of organisers saying that such moves will help sharpen different skills which guarantee success in future.

 

"Women entrepreneurs can climb ladder of success by making new friends, customers, analyse and share their success and failures, mingle and discuss issues with everyone, study trends and improve presentation which is critically important," he said.

 

The veteran business leader stressed that best way to marketing business and increasing sales is to look into all business related matters and continue research.

 

Take part in exciting events to show off skills is one of the best ways to get recognition, he said adding that it polishes talent and take your career to the next level.

 

Raza Khan said that FPCCI believes that supporting women amount to supporting future generations. We will continue to strive and support all acts aimed at enhancing capacity of women entrepreneurs.

 

Women deserve opportunities to transform their potential into profit which is one of the best investments for the future of Pakistan, he said.

 

FPCCI will provide platform to young leaders to enhance their contribution towards society and cement ties with all stakeholders so that they can grow their business and ultimately become more successful, he said.

 

Underlining the importance of being informed, Raza Khan said that nuggets of information that can make a real difference to your business.

 

Majority of the business community feel that a huge budget is needed to have an effective marketing strategy, they need to know that it is possible within one's own budget parameters through cost-effective means of expos and a websites, he said.

The organisers, models and participants included Ahram, Sana, Saba, Huma, Mehreen, Fariha, Alina, Minal, Ayesha, Umber, Salma, Lokhez, Sikandar, Fahad, Amar and Musa. 


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Muhammad Raza Khan, 

Chairman Coordination, 
FPCCI, Capital Office, Islamabad,
Former President, Haripur Chamber of Commerce,
Founder President, Islamabad Chamber of Commerce.
Tel: FPCCI +92-51-2251891-3. Fax +92-51-251894
Tel: Business +92-51-4434200-5. Fax +92-514434203





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Muhammad Raza Khan, 

Chairman Coordination, 
FPCCI, Capital Office, Islamabad,
Former President, Haripur Chamber of Commerce,
Founder President, Islamabad Chamber of Commerce.
Tel: FPCCI +92-51-2251891-3. Fax +92-51-251894
Tel: Business +92-51-4434200-5. Fax +92-514434203


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