For decades, Pakistan’s economy has been burdened by a large mass of high debts. Unfortunately, the core sectors of the economy cannot contribute to Pakistan’s GDP.
As an agricultural country, Pakistan’s agriculture sector, which is a fertile source of GDP, contributes less than other sectors.
Many economists believe that this inefficiency is due to a lack of skilled labor training (farmers). Farmers have a low level of interaction with growing technological tools that can help them increase productivity. They also lack the knowledge to effectively utilize their resources.
Certainly, once the agricultural sector achieves maximum profitability, the extra revenue can be used to increase capital and production in the industrial sector.
As a result, given Pakistan’s diving agriculture sector, the government should launch awareness campaigns and introduce training programs for framers so that they can meet the growing modernization trends in their respective sectors.
Abdul Baseer Farooq
Turbat