Lucky Group CEO Muhammad Ali Tabba on Pakistan’s Economic Challenges | Kamran Khan | On My Radar

[@GhulamMuhammad-vh8up]

MOHAMMAD Ali taba is one of the great patriotic Pakistani and giving lots of power to pover people's by giving maney job's to poverer One of bold designs maker of Pakistani economic one of the best humanistic family of Pakistan

[@Naqvi_Poultry_Farms]

Excellent work, sir! By showcasing true visionary business leaders, apart from politicians, you're inspiring common Pakistanis and helping youth discover their real role models.

[@niazrizwan]

Great analysis from Muhammad Ali. Kindly invite more people like him in your podcasts

[@wahabroid]

Kamran Khan, One of the most comprehensive interviews on economy overall, and Mohammad Ali.

[@ammadahmad4837]

Great to see such visionary businessmen and Nukta Pakistan coming up with this show.

[@icctvs]

بہت اچھا تجزیہ، بہترین انٹرویو کامران آپ کا یہ پوڈکاسٹ ایک تاریخی مواد ہے اور قابل تحسین ہے محمد عمر فاروق

[@nadeemsagar6347]

KK good preparation, sensible questions, M A Tabba very positive answers.

[@zexploregalaxy]

This is very good initiative to invite ceo from different sectors

[@Ajmal.Abbasi]

Excellent show and concrete factual discussion.

[@grannysfoods4162]

The lucky group is really a professional group.

[@MoneyBread22]

Wonderful, please bring others business owners as well of conglomerate, like mian mansha, dawoods, etc.

[@usamashakil8151]

Nazr na lage apky soch ko sir hats of MashalAllah la quwat ila billah

[@jrayub]

Thank you, Kamran Bhai, for creating and sharing such a resourceful and wonderful one-on-one talk show

[@black.pink.blink123]

Excellent discussion and many thanks to Kamran Sb,CEO Lucky group Ali Tabba Sb. May I request Kamran Sb to kindly summarise these discussions endorsed by CEO Sb n copies sent to various govt functionaries. Again,many thanks fr such insightful talk full of knowledge and practical way forward. Kind Regards

[@mirfanali1937]

Back when Karachi was the capital, holding our passport meant access to over 180 countries, free from visa restrictions and bureaucratic inconvenience-a symbol of respect and reliability on the global stage. Today, that same passport is ranked among the world's worst five, mirroring the decline in our nation’s international standing and the mismanagement that has led us here.

[@SaqlainHussain-t8k]

Very thoughtful and meaningful analysis. Extremely logical pov and completely agree with what he said about our disastrous policies. Our military junta is the one who doesn’t want industrialists to grow beyond their control and ill earned empire.

[@absarulhaq3475]

Very well said by Mr Tabba ,40:00. Cant agree more

[@mohsinaliii512]

Such an insightful. Thank you both of you

[@Thedodinaz]

Kamran Bhai, I watch all your videos very carefully, and admire the work that you are doing. In today's video with Mr. Tabba one very important thing was not discussed, that is that if there is access capacity then why in tier 2 cities, tier 3 cities and in the rural areas there is load shedding of 12 - 18 hours? I may have agreed to the access capacity view point if today there had been zero load shedding in Pakistan. I would like you to investigate this issue in one of your future videos as there is some problem somewhere. Regards. Sikander Abbasi

[@mohtashimnaim7517]

Excellent interview

[@mirfanali1937]

According to the FBR, the income tax collected from just one of Karachi's ten commercial hubs, the Saddar area, surpasses the tax revenue from entire cities like Lahore, Faisalabad, Sialkot, Wazirabad, and Gujranwala. Yet, Karachi sees not a single rupee of its hard-earned tax revenue in return. No sovereign guarantees for this unfortunate city. Meanwhile, according to WAPDA reports, Lahore alone steals 4 billion units of electricity annually, amounting to around 200 billion rupees in theft, significantly contributing to the circular debt. Despite this, Lahore enjoys heavily subsidized motorways the metros, the Orange Train, and now even a tram. How delightfully fair!

[@cheezyvido]

proud of you kamran sahib . very well done.

[@farhanalirajpoot4077]

Mashallah mashallah sub 🎉❤❤ Allah pak aur taraki farmahy aur nazry bad Sy mehfoz farmahy amen ❤

[@the_terrific_m]

Fantastic discussion!

[@aircdreshoaibretd405]

Aslamualikum, masha Allah, Very good analysis during the talk. The group is good business under the dynamic Entrepreneur leadership l. Keep it up. Wish all the success to 5he group. We are proud of the group

[@asifaaj1]

very nice interview sir bohat improve kiua main ny es video se thanks for shearing

[@marketingtotalsolutions1994]

In my opinion Economic policy should be made on Long term basis for at least 20 years, and all political & other country powers should sit to gethar and make consensus on single agenda which is to grow Economics of the country

[@sunny12166]

Government must consult with Business community to grow Export Industries

[@makking9251]

I am impressed from lucky group

[@93573347]

Excellent pondering by guest, may his cries be listened

[@MrJumbo1981]

Great to listen and watch tabba sahib, this kind of series of interviews should be continue, and for GOD sake please don't bring politician. we want to listen only business mans & industrialist.

[@GhulamHyder-jv6vb]

He is memon(sindhi). His ancestors were migrated from Thatta sindh to Kathiawar and then came back again to Pakistan.

[@hambalakif3177]

Excellent … he should be invited again

[@syedmuhammadwaleed709]

Tabba shb. himself is the greatest beneficiary of status quo

[@abduljabbarabduljabbar9109]

Thanks🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉.

[@alimmuhammad9275]

Nobody wants to address the elephant in the room. We are living way beyond our means. Government expenditure including defence spending has to be reduced drastically.

[@JangBahadur-zn1ft]

Can you say that to the Army Bosses, who are the actual reason why this is happening?

[@GuzzarAwan]

😂😂 aain Bayen shalayen kar lo lekin asal wajah par kuch baat hi naa karo. Ye saare ashrafiya bussinessman infact ko army support chahiye taaki inka competition naa paida ho jaay

[@GhulamMuhammad-vh8up]

@@JangBahadur-zn1ft I think not army bosses but the nuclear technology which is the biggest and controversial issue of this talented nation

[@mashraf1499]

Pakistan faces significant economic challenges, including high inflation rates, fiscal deficits, and a rising debt burden, exacerbated by political instability and security issues. The country struggles with balance of payments crises due to dwindling foreign reserves and a reliance on imports. Additionally, energy shortages, inadequate infrastructure, and a struggling agricultural sector have hindered growth. Limited tax revenue and a large informal economy further complicate efforts for sustainable development, necessitating comprehensive reforms and international support to stabilize and revitalize the economy.Thanks to Pak Fauij

[@cheezyvido]

best program.

[@educationprofessionals5583]

Superb ❤

[@maheshahuja2742]

Excellent

[@Benz-bl8be]

Nice podcast..

[@mirzaquddus8568]

Excellent m ali

[@Malikjahanzaibkhan]

next bring mian mandha , hashwani , razaq dawod as a guest.

[@kamalhaider-h9y]

Kamran sahib, I am your great fan. I watched Dunia news with Kamran khan. I have 3 suggestions for you. The word "Nukta" is not a attractive word. 2. The word " on the radar" is difficult to understand by common public. I am a Master mariner. This term is popular for mariners and not otherwise. 3. Your interviews not to exceed 20 minutes. Thanks

[@irfantajsec]

Our leader

[@rehmananwar3171]

Smart guy!

[@mirfanali1937]

A local, uneducated feudal tyrant wreaks havoc by grabbing lands, oppressing peasants, looting Karachi's taxpayer money, and spreading lawlessness. Give that same feudal lord an Oxford education, and instead of reform, he’d wreak havoc on an even grander scale-through nationalization and tearing the country apart. I must say, we Karachiites must truly be cursed to be trapped in this godforsaken place, smh.

[@mirfanali1937]

In the 1950s and 60s, when we-the Urdu-speaking community-held the reins of leadership, we propelled this nation to become the 3rd largest economy among 22 Asian countries. Karachi, as the capital, was the epicenter of progress, with our community leading advancements in Science and Technology, including the PCSIR, SUPARCO space program, as well as Banking, Education, Sports, Television, Print Media, Music, Aviation, Shipping, the Oil and Export industries, and nuclear energy. However, our monumental contributions were systematically dismantled by the shift of the capital to Punjab and Bhutto's devastatingly brutal and catastrophically destructive nationalization policies, which crippled these vital sectors.

[@BilalAsif-ix9qm]

It is your MQM which is ready to make deal with the system and sacrifice, but I don't how Muhagirs who are considered sharp ended up with this party especially Altaf

[@muhammadrauf7223]

Good business man

[@munawarl4386]

Pakistan faces an enormous amount of pitfalls. LAWLESSNESS MUST BE CURBED

[@usamashakil8151]

aisy contents ko kam views milte hian while ducky bhai jese logon k views check kro ap

[@m.irfaniqbal9051]

Government should reduce their expenditure/expenses. Everything will be fine, inshaAllah

[@DrAahad-xo6ev]

Congratulation! And proud of from transitional development to stable Lucky Group of Pakistan. Ruining of the domestic SMEs by consistently policymakers; resultantly In the name of Kishwer, 23 sweet-episodes of funds human resources capacity capital detoriated and become unproductive for transformation into progressive wavelengths. Her shaakh pe owl baitha hey so anjaamay gulistan starvation.

[@mirfanali1937]

China is profoundly upset after witnessing the unparalleled level of treachery exhibited by a Punjab-based party in Pakistan-a betrayal so severe that it defies comparison anywhere in the world. China never anticipated such duplicity. The foundation of CPEC, laid by Musharraf, was met with displeasure by the United States. Upon his forceful departure, the U.S. facilitated the rise of PML-N with the explicit intent of halting the CPEC project. In compliance with these external directives, PML-N engaged in high-level betrayal, shaking China's confidence to its core. Not only did they undermine the very foundation of CPEC, but they also destabilized the country's economic base. To sabotage CPEC, the majority of its investments were funneled into highly unprofitable projects, compounded by massive corruption and kickbacks. Pakistan was deliberately plunged into crippling debt, solely for personal gain. The agreements made with outrageously expensive and unsustainable IPPs not only obliterated CPEC’s potential but also prevented the relocation of Chinese industries to Pakistan.

[@crazyfrog126]

PLEASE stop interrupting the guest. Let him speak otherwise its difficult to listen for long period.

[@sagarsiva9506]

English interview will be good

[@iamddw]

Tabba group is a great visionary and one of the best groups but while talking on electricity he was not talking realistic, similarly KE and Karachi black mails on the power provision of being the economic hub of Pakistan

[@shegi2024]

Tabba heart hospital bht mehanga hai or ye log ase bol rhe hain jaise free elaj horha hai 😂😂😂

[@mirfanali1937]

In a 2012 ARY News interview, the then-Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani admitted that Shahbaz Sharif, while arrogantly showcasing the nearly completed Metrobus project, brazenly manipulated the diversion of the Karachi CPEC project to Lahore before its final publication, SEC China can confirm this...Seeing the imminent CPEC project, which included the Karachi Brown line train project that would have given Karachi a clear edge over Lahore's Metrobus, he shamelessly made his move to sabotage it.

[@junaidjamshaid2409]

Khan sb Pro Imran ho jain

[@jakhranimujeeb]

❤

[@mirfanali1937]

If we aspire to enact significant reforms, it is imperative to dismantle the existing illegal business empire of the Punjab army and armed forces and establish a new one characterized by a majority of Urdu-speaking, Gilgiti, Pashtun, and Baloch individuals, with a limited representation of Punjabis. The overwhelming influence of Punjabis in every sector poses a considerable security risk. Our economy thrived when Karachi served as the capital. However, the moment the Punjab army unlawfully shifted the capital from Karachi to Punjab, a downward spiral began. After more than 50 years of Punjabi dominance, we find ourselves on the brink of collapse in a defaulted state. Punjabis and the people of interior Sindh should not be allowed to continue their control, as it has proven to be a catastrophic force over the past five decades.

[@realityofhands3253]

His life in danger, health issues. May Allah bless him

[@saudsohail-j3j]

Who ?

[@realityofhands3253]

@saudsohail-j3j Honorable Mr. Ali Tabba

[@asadmunir1921]

How what happened to him ​@realityofhands3253

[@GhulamMuhammad-vh8up]

@@realityofhands3253 what happened to his health?????? May God help him AAMEEN

[@grannysfoods4162]

کامران صاحب آپ ان کو مشورہ دیں کے یہ آئی ٹی، آرٹیفیشل انٹیلیجنس میں انویسٹمنٹ کیوں نہیں کرتے۔

[@mirfanali1937]

Shabbar Zaidi Sahab, have previously discussed ''Karachi's economic genocide case at the UN'' in a talk show with Ali Zaidi and at the Art Council. IWe Karchiites are wondering what are we waiting for? We are long overdue in filing this case at the UN. It has been 50 years since this economic genocide began with that brutal nationalization by a ruthless wadayra, and we have yet to recover. We possess ample irrefutable evidence of persecution. Under the threat of Punjabi military guns, Karachi is self-sacrificing to sustain an entire nation of parasites and thieves, subsidizing the debauchery in Islamabad, the profligacy in Lahore, and the insatiable greed of the Punjab army. Even the meager funds from the NFC are handed over to the dacoits of interior Sindh. Karachi deserves a dedicated annual allocation of at least 2000 billion from its own tax revenues and should be fully empowered. After all, it is the people of Karachi who truly know how to turn the economy around.

[@GhulamMuhammad-vh8up]

@@mirfanali1937 I am talking about layman Lets see from KPK and Panjab layman coming to Karachi for jobs but there's no jobs for Karachi people's in KPK and Panjab One thing more that the drugs "CHARS" 75% coming from KPK and 25%is coming from Baluchistan qandhar area who is using this nonsense drugs CHARS the pover people's of Karachi and uper and lower middle class of Karachi the price of high quality chars is RS/5000 for 25 grams and lower quality Price is RS/2000 for 25 grams in fact police department are also using this drugs lots of police employees are addicted of this nonsense drugs this is also one of cause of not progresslng Pakistan

[@alamkhan-me4uj]

good

[@mohammedarif5001]

Dear Sir, No country has developed and become an economic powerhouse by concocting and exporting cement. Here are five things that Pakistan lacks. Enforcement of property rights, tangible & intellectual. Rule of Law ( vital for property rights) Anti monopoly laws ( Miltray monopolising all profitable enterprises). Educational institutions that can produce competent engineers, mathematicians, surveyors, technicians, meritocracy, and most importantly, the capacity to be a tolerant society ( that means not resorting to violence if an opposing view is expressed). If you are immersed up to your eyeballs in religious dogma, you are obviously unable to see what is in front of you. The world fears us for two things: our massive population and the AB that we have. Ironically, even India does not want us to fail economically. And they do not want Kashmir to be under our control.

[@nizabadkhan5993]

انکی تمام باتیں ٹھیک ہیں ۔ پاکستان کے ادروں کی تباہی صرف ان لوگوں کو سیاسی اور لسانی بنیادوں پے میرٹ کے بغیر آگے لانا تھا جن کو نا صرف اپنے مفاد بلکہ لانے والوں کے مفاد عزیز تھے ۔ کرپشن کرنے والوں کو آج بھی پوچھنے والا کوئی نہیں ۔ نیلم جہلم پروجیکٹ کا جو حال ہوا اس پے خاموشی اور بڑی تباہی ہے ۔

[@DavidHass-m2w]

Are we discussing about pakistani economy or its a promotion of lucky group.

[@mirfanali1937]

In yet another contemptible attempt to concoct a favorable image of Lahore. Shahbaz Sharif, with the support of the Punjab army, dismantled Karachi's esteemed KSE and rebranded it as the PSX. The financial strength of any city is often measured by its stock exchange index, and Karachi's K100 and K30 indices have a global reputation as one of the best-performing stock markets in the world. Have you ever heard of a stock exchange being named after a country? This move was a calculated attempt to deceitfully elevate Lahore and Islamabad by merging their down-and-out bucket shop stock exchanges into the PSX. When foreign investors consider investing in a city, they first evaluate its financial strength through its stock market. Shahbaz Sharif is deceiving the world by showcasing Karachi's index under the PSX name, falsely inflating the profiles of other cities to divert the much-deserved FDIs from Karachi to Lahore and Islamabad.

[@shahzadkhurram509]

Dear sir ap koo program ka name News with Kamran Khan ka sath rakhna chia Nam zror rakhain apna

[@mirfanali1937]

Hindu Sindhis were once the backbone of Sindh, dominating the region before partition. Sadly, after partition, 95% of these privileged, quality Hindu Sindhis left Pakistan. Their exodus left a vacuum that was swiftly filled by mostly loafers, crooks, land grabbers, decoit gangs and corrupt, incompetent government employees and teachers-all Muslim Sindhis, with corruption and nepotism seemingly embedded in their DNA. Meanwhile, the high-quality human resources and business community who migrated from India at the time of partition rebuilt the country's economy from scratch. Within two decades, Karachi housed all of Pakistan's top industries and became the third-largest economy in Asia.Then, disaster struck: a feudal Bhutto, backed by the Punjab army establishment, came into power. His nationalization of Karachi's industries, painstakingly built by the Urdu-speaking community, wreaked havoc on Pakistan's economy. The country has yet to recover from this calamity.

[@janikamlesh823]

impressive

[@BilalAsif-ix9qm]

Most of Karachi industries were owned by Punjabis, I don't know how capable were the Sindhi Hindu, but one thing is for sure that the current Sindhi leaders or people of system are mostly loafers and corrupt.

[@muhammadrafique3903]

Pakistan 🇵🇰😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢🇵🇰🇵🇰Rafique mastoi DG Khan Pakistan 🏝🇵🇰

[@muhammadali.1981]

کامران صاحب نے کسی موضوع پر معزز مہمان کو تفصیل کے ساتھ بات ہی نہیں کرنے دی

[@SikanderHayat-re7zc]

Government is sleeping.

[@AqeedAhmed-z6c]

ڈبہ صاحب سے گزارش ہے کہ لکی مروت سے تو آپ کی کمپنی نے معدنیات کی صورت میں بے تحاشہ نوٹ چھاپے، مگر وہاں کے غریب عوام کے لیے شاید کوئی ہسپتال یا سکول وغیرہ بنایا ہو۔ یہ ہمارے امیروں کے لیے باعث شرمندگی والی بات ہے

[@grannysfoods4162]

انور سیف اللہ ، اور مروت کہاں ور گیا ہے، کوئی لکی مروت میں بھی کام کریں نہ ، کراچی کے بزنس مین سے بعد میں بات کرنا۔

[@navin344]

Pakistani talk a lit about that they were very successful in 80s and 90s ,wht single product did pakistan make and export since 80s??

[@BilalAsif-ix9qm]

We important airplanes to Emirates, it is one of the biggest examples.

[@sagarsiva9506]

English subtitles

[@KhalilSyed-qg6li]

کامران خان خود زیادہ بولتا ہے اور جس سے انٹرویو لے رہا ہے اسے بولنے ہی نہیں دے رہا۔ زرداری اور دوسرے ڈاکوؤں کو بھتہ دینا بھی ضروری ہوتا ہے ۔

[@a_h_s2857]

I really love your podcast specially about podcast

[@mwaqaruddin2588]

All bad due to our characterlessness

[@muhammadali.1981]

یہ پروگرام کتنا بہتر ہوتا اگر کامران صاحب بار بار معزز مہمان کو نہ ٹوکتے اور اپنی بات پورا کرنے کا موقعہ دیتے۔ کمال ہے اتنے سینئیر جرنلسٹ کا یہ حال ہے کہ بات کرنے کے اداب سے بھی عاری ہے۔

[@crazyfrog126]

unfortunately he always interrupts, even when he was on dunyanews.

[@BilalAsif-ix9qm]

If he would not interrupt than the topic can loose divergence, nukta Kay ilawa Kia channel Ki Itni Hikmat Hai Kay Itni khulli tanqeed karay politicians pay, geo Walay to aksar Zardari Ki bi tareef kar detay Hai.

[@alvi78]

This man is a liar....look at the perks , pensions, salaries of our Generals...they are all time high, All Generals are billionaires in US dollars...surely the country is doing something awesome otherwise how coudl we afford that....Pakistani Judges are one of world's highest paid judges....do you think we coudl have done that if teh economy was doing so poorly. Stop spreading negativity. Keep on eating imported pizzas and driving your luxury SUV's.

[@mirfanali1937]

Jinnah Sahib couldn't have imagined the extent of filth and depravity in the place where Pakistan was established. If Pakistan had only incorporated Kashmir, Uttar Pradesh, Eastern Bengal, and Assam instead of Punjab, Sindh, KPK, and Balochistan, one could envision the considerable economic and geopolitical advantages it might have reaped.

[@mubashirmian5722]

Bigarat anchor

[@qamaraslam9720]

Bakwass

[@yjkbuddy]

Lol what DNA..u guys brought weapons rather than giving education to children turning them to Tik tok reels😅😅

[@BilalAsif-ix9qm]

Right

[@jakhranimujeeb]

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