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Why Miftah Ismail Did Not Answer Web Three Point Zero Question

Recent Criticism Tirade on the Cocomo Man

Boycott of all Candyland products is the talk of the town. Cult followers are going to defile anyone that doesn’t belong to their favorite party. They were too blind to see anything when the last government changed finance ministers like diapers. Some people are labeling someone a clown if they don’t know about web 3.0. They say, he is supposed to know this, he’s the minister of finance, he is representing financial policies, and he’s accountable for it all. He is the policymaker of a country that has immense IT export and resource potential.

I would say, ask Miftah about macroeconomics and then judge him. He has a Ph.D. in finance, not in technology. Even many technologists are bewildered about this. If he would’ve uttered nonsense about web 3.0, he would have received more harsh criticism for distorting facts. Everyone is disregarding the most important thing and that is he said the government won’t intervene over there. That’s the spirit Pakistan has been waiting for years. Let’s just hire a web 3.0 expert (are there any) as the finance minister. Sab theek ho jae ga?

People draw wrong parallels here. If you want to compare, compare Ahsan Iqbal with Murad Saeed, compare Hina Rabbani with Shah Mehmood. Sania Nishter was given the portfolio of PTIB first and she replaced Dr. Umar Saif. If you want to compare, Compare Sania with Dr. Umar (whom I clearly don’t like). Even Mr. Miftah Ismail is a very seasoned Economist. Read him and listen to him beyond the myopic vision. Much better than the likes of Asad Umer. No issues that’s why there are advisors who guide ministers about it.

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