PESHAWAR
Chairman and founder of the Amun Taraqqi Party Muhammad Faiq Shah said good and inclusive governance and reforms are critical for better Pakistan’s future.
Shah while talking to various delegations here at the party’ main office on Saturday called for strengthening institutions and providing social and economic justice to people.
He said economic disparity has an increasing sense of deprivation among the marginalized segments, which should be ended forthwith.
The ATP chief said proactive steps needed to make Pakistan a true Islamic welfare state wherein people would become prosperous and have all amenities to them.
Faiq said his party has given a clear roadmap for economic prosperity and development, if it would be implemented, so change would definitely come in the country.
He said the current oppressive system has undermined fundamental roots and hinder people’ social and economic progress.
The party leader said the true essence of democracy and politics has been diminished in the fight for power gain and protection of personal interests.
He said people’ prosperity and progress are impossible until provision of public authority and justice.
Shah called for following the trichotomy of power principle to bring Pakistan out of problems.
The ATP chief demanded of the government to take pragmatic steps to alleviate poverty, hunger, inflation and public miseries.
Faiq noted Pakistan is currently confronted with various challenges in internal and external front, which can be combated by taking unified efforts.
He called for signing a charter of economy among all political forces to lead the country toward economic prosperity and progress.
Furthermore, he asked parliament and provincial assemblies to make legislation in the best interest of people and country.
The ATP chairman said the role of the business community is vital in economic growth so the government and relevant authorities take measures for ease of doing business, and promotion of trade and investment.
