Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi said Pakistan’s governance system has “collapsed” after decades of failing to deliver solutions, speaking at the Pakistan Economic Summit in Islamabad. He warned the country would face the same problems for another decade unless fundamental structural reforms are introduced. Naqvi urged political consensus and called for decentralisation, including creating additional administrative units or provinces to improve public services, justice, and youth opportunities. He argued democracy needs better governance models, not just short-term crisis management.
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