Pakistan is launching a stronger drive to revive its exports which can only grow on a sustainable basis if there is (i) sufficient surplus to export, (ii) if there is product, sector and geographical diversification combined with value addition through capacity building and enhancement, (iii) textile industry which contributes close to 60% of export earnings positions, repositions itself to withstand new competitive forces emerging in the post quota regime, and (iv) the cost of infrastructure, which is still suffering from bottlenecks, is improved.
Moreover, people lose their generosity and ability to make rational judgments when the economy is in trouble. You will probably agree if, for example, you think back to Japan's path from the Showa Depression of 1930-31 to the war. It is important for the economy to be in a good state.