Walking down a street in Singapore, I came across this poster. If you are going to say ‘yeah – so what?’ or what is the maqsad (purpose) of this post then my answer would be imagine if you are walking on a street outside Pakistan and you see this poster – then won’t you get stuck for few moments? That is what happened to me. I got stuck on this poster for few seconds and took this photo. I was not expecting a Pakistani promotion on a street in Singapore. I also didn’t know that Pakistan is the 2nd largest exporter of clothing in the World. After looking at the poster, I saw a world of potential. Do you?
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Actually, aren’t we also the biggest producers of footballs still?
Actually, I think they also have another one about surgical instruments.
Things are bad in Pakistan, but we make them bad by our own negativism. Thank you for writing this post and highlighting the possibilities.
There are two aspects to turning the country around. The first is to fight the terrorism and the terrorists (the Taliban as well as American drones). The second is to identify the areas in which our national performance is good or has potential and then to strengthen these areas.
Nice find. I love the other HSBC adds where they have the same pictures with different meanings. Wish someone would do that on a Pakistan theme too.