Pakistan's Economy are going to crisis for Taliban?

[Vaskiy]

This isn't happening now, the situation is getting worsen long back itself. Along with this the pandemic made a bigger blow over the entire economic situation. The impact of Taliban will make the economy shrunk. Last year Saudi Arabia government demanded back $3bn loan repayment to be settled within specific time period. There is political play, still this action might've been taken understanding the situation of Pakistan. This way the economy has begun to collapse long back, Taliban's are part of it.

[Sithara007]

This isn't happening now, the situation is getting worsen long back itself. Along with this the pandemic made a bigger blow over the entire economic situation. The impact of Taliban will make the economy shrunk. Last year Saudi Arabia government demanded back $3bn loan repayment to be settled within specific time period. There is political play, still this action might've been taken understanding the situation of Pakistan. This way the economy has begun to collapse long back, Taliban's are part of it.

Pakistan has recently fallen out with Saudi Arabia and now they are more inclined towards Qatar. With the LNG prices about to reach $1,000 per thousand cubic meters, I guess Qatar has enough funds to keep Pakistan afloat. But the big question is what they want in return. The Pakistan-Turkey-Qatar axis has been making some big moves recently at the global stage. Afghanistan is just another entry in the long list, that also includes Nagorno Karabakh, Syria, Libya and Yemen. This axis is fast emerging as a competitor to the US-Saudi Arabia alliance.

[Bila0]

Amid decreasing Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) floes, Pakistan's economy is expected to shrnik further, flowing Afghanistan's current situation.

According to Dawn (Pakistan's official news pepar), the consistent decline in flows into Pakistan in recent years should worry the country's economic managers.

The net flows fell by just under 39% year-on-year in July in continuation of the trend witnessed last fiscal when,
Long-term, non-debt-creating investments plummeted by 29% to 1.85 billion dollars from the previous year, the Dawn reported.

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Oh yeah bro you are right and I also knew cause I am also from that country. And that should not happen. Because this country is in big crisis. And also it's also falling down day by day cause of many flaws. As experts are saying that it's GDP would be less than in whole Aisa. And that's very Tragic. And now Taliban situation added more tense to Pakistan economy.

[bryant.coleman]

Oh yeah bro you are right and I also knew cause I am also from that country. And that should not happen. Because this country is in big crisis. And also it's also falling down day by day cause of many flaws. As experts are saying that it's GDP would be less than in whole Aisa. And that's very Tragic. And now Taliban situation added more tense to Pakistan economy.

Well.. if you are indeed from Pakistan, then you will be more aware of the situation. The economy has contracted, at a time when the neighboring nations are witnessing rapid economic growth. The China funded One Belt One Road (OBOR) project hasn't delivered the boost which they were hoping for (which is understandable given the worsening security situation). One big factor was the elevation of Mohammad Bin Salman Al Saud in Saudi Arabia. The economic support Pakistan used to receive from Saudi Arabia trickled down to almost nothing after this.

[macson]

China, Russia, and Pakistan sent their envoys to Kabul, Afghanistan from Tuesday (21/9) to Wednesday (22/9). Yue Xiaoyong was the special envoy for the Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Zamir Kabulov was the special envoy for the Russian President for Afghanistan, and Mohammad Sadiq was the special envoy for the Pakistani Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

The three ambassadors met acting Prime Minister of Afghanistan, Hasan Akhund, Minister of Foreign Affairs Amir Khan Muttaqi, acting Minister of Finance Hidayatullah Badri, and a number of other senior Taliban officials.

Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Zhao Lijian said that the arrival of the three envoys was at the invitation of the Taliban. According to Zhao, they held discussions about the development of the situation in Afghanistan.

from what i see, Pakistan has a big enough stake in the victory of the Taliban, you say that the Pakistan economy will be in crisis is very unlikely.  China has a sizeable investment in Pakistan, they ^(China) will definitely support the Pakistan economy when in difficult times.

[perfect999]

Oh yeah bro you are right and I also knew cause I am also from that country. And that should not happen. Because this country is in big crisis. And also it's also falling down day by day cause of many flaws. As experts are saying that it's GDP would be less than in whole Aisa. And that's very Tragic. And now Taliban situation added more tense to Pakistan economy.

Well.. if you are indeed from Pakistan, then you will be more aware of the situation. The economy has contracted, at a time when the neighboring nations are witnessing rapid economic growth. The China funded One Belt One Road (OBOR) project hasn't delivered the boost which they were hoping for (which is understandable given the worsening security situation). One big factor was the elevation of Mohammad Bin Salman Al Saud in Saudi Arabia. The economic support Pakistan used to receive from Saudi Arabia trickled down to almost nothing after this.

I am also feeling there are few issues regarding OBOR but most of the peoples not understanding all situation and giving their own comments because we are under some serious propaganda as well from few losers in Afghanistan war.

Right now many countries are under serious troubles and facing issues, but they are fighting and solving same happening here in Pakistan but here we have to people those not know about anything and just saying it's sinking and doing down day by day it's completely wrong because every patient need sometime for recovery, so it's also going in same way just chill and enjoy please never take things so seriously.

[pinggoki]

The terrorist issue spells doom for Afghanistan and Economic doom for its neighboring states. The constant deterioration of the economy of Pakistan, as shown in the post OP made painted a big picture of why terrorism is a very serious crime to commit, not only do they jeopardize a singular country but for situations and countries like Afghanistan that is landlocked, the cancer could spread to its neighbors, bringing them down the mire as well.

This isn't happening now, the situation is getting worsen long back itself. Along with this the pandemic made a bigger blow over the entire economic situation. The impact of Taliban will make the economy shrunk. Last year Saudi Arabia government demanded back $3bn loan repayment to be settled within specific time period. There is political play, still this action might've been taken understanding the situation of Pakistan. This way the economy has begun to collapse long back, Taliban's are part of it.

That would make sense. Not to downplay the effects of a terrorist scheme could commit but then again it's still puzzling to think that Taliban alone is enough to bring down the economy of multiple countries. and surprise-surprise, there had been political issues as well that are hidden in plain-sight but is overlooked because Talibans pose a much more serious threat at the moment.