Avoiding economic crisis; Trade alliance with 100 micro power nations advocated

Pakistan should create trade alliance with other 100 micro power nations to avoid economic crisis in future. This was stated by Naseem Javed, Chairman Expothon Worldwide while talking to Business Recorder after concluding session of a training workshop organized by TCS Company 'Octara' held at a local hotel Tuesday.
Naseem Javed, who gave a special presentation before a large gathering of senior executives at a training workshop, is now getting national attention in Pakistan on how to create 'supremacy of innovative excellence and business leadership performance via high speed mass market penetration strategy implementation modules and 24x7x365 deployments.
He believed that the worst enemy of the economy was not corruption or bad politicians but incompetency.
His Expothon Worldwide is a Canadian organization that has developed the Expothon strategy global program. This program is equipped with 100 plus global experts on innovative excellence, who are ready to transform up to 100-1000 enterprises to become global-age savvy.
Commenting on Pakistan's economic challenges, he said that mobilization of public enterprises on mass scale could only make a major impact in the region, suggesting the incumbent government that micro power nations are the future and Pakistan instead of engaging in conflicts should create trade alliance with other 100 nations to avoid economic crisis in future.
Naseem said that countries could not find economic solutions through traditional learning but vision was the ultimate driving force behind any organization to effect turnaround from loss-making entity to profitable enterprise.
Highlighting the issues that hamper productivity, performance and profitability of business entities and that also cause export decline; he said that they did not have knowledge about the global-age. Resultantly, they remain unable to extend businesses beyond Pakistani Diaspora.
Keeping this in view, the Expothon has initiated discussions with trade associations and chambers and is keen to provide services to improve working knowledge in accordance with global markets, which he believed would create a positive impact on the country's economic condition.
Replying to a question, he said that improved skills were the only way to attract foreign investments as people invest in people; adding that they had the blueprints to improve the performance of public sector entities and were poised to work with PTI government to streamline the functioning of public entities.