Why Trump’s China Trade War Could Make Pakistan Rich!

[@Thekohistani]

Amazing research bhai❤

[@dilmuhammad7107]

Bro I just started to watch your content. Kamal. Plus nice name The Kohistani🗿

[@NotiBoii-c6l]

kohistani bahi make urdu version videos of manyprophetsonemessage youtube channel it will be very good for dawah

[@mirzaabrar6116]

Honestly, your content is also always so amazing-keep making these awesome videos!

[@Dawood-z5j]

Love you content. Love you my man

[@adamadam-r8d]

Soft and comfortable audio quality...Thanks.

[@Musafir253]

یہ سنہری موقع ہے کہ چائنہ سے مال منگوا کر میڈ ان پاکستان کا ٹھپہ لگا کر امریکہ کو امپورٹ کریں اور اس سے گورنمنٹ انسان بن کر اپنا حصہ نکالے اور سیم ٹائم پر اپنی پروڈکشن کی طرف آئیں ❤

[@CoolGuy-tf9lu]

The reason I like Muzammil's work is because of his out of the box approach in almost every matter

[@ahmadjabbar7444]

Muzamil Hassan is one of the most constructive youtuber of Pakistan. Most of his videos are eye opener and full of ideas and creativity. I wish Pakistan Govt hire and consult these kind of people for their policy making and also enforce the implementation of their ideas and policy.

[@IronMan-nu3rb]

He is a Pseudo Intellectual 😂

[@Money__Matters007]

Audio quality was already exceptional. This one is also excellent

[@linknewsIndia-eh7vm]

ٹرمپ وزیراعظم نہیں صدر بننے والے ہیں ۔😅😅😅

[@UserName-r5i]

I like the way you give meaning whenever you use a unfamiliar term it really helps understanding effectively.

[@Sr_uzzy]

yess he’s an actual educator and not trying to brag and flex big words key phrases to sound smart

[@dr.shaikh4496]

I have already been working on this for last 3 months to get quality manufacturing done at competitive prices and start quoting to US firms from FEB onwards

[@buzztalk8223]

Would you like to share what products you are manufacturing?

[@IronMan-nu3rb]

Masha Allah...try to contact Germany, Poland, Italy, Spain firms as well

[@100xhunter]

amazing content bro

[@thinkspot8879]

Pakistan has very high energy costs, so we can not compete with the likes of Bangladesh, Vietnam, or Indonesia. Also, the US is looking to raise tarrifs for Mexico because of Chinese industry relocation. Why won't they do they same to us if we get successful by any chance?

[@AmanN-p1h]

سب سے پہلے ہمیں خود ہی بنیادی خام مال تیار کرنے پر کام کرنا ہوگا جیسے کیمیکل ، مختلف قسم کی دھاتیں، مختلف قسم کے پلاسٹک و ربر وغیرہ۔۔۔۔ پھر اپنے تعلیمی اداروں کے طلبہ کو خام مال مہیا کرنا ہوگا ویلیو ایڈڈ پراڈکٹس بنانے کے لئے۔۔۔ جوان خون خود سب بنالے گا۔ کچھ بھی ناممکن نہیں۔ پوری دنیا اسی طرح اٹھی ہے،

[@hamzahmed001]

Audio Quality is good

[@beetas]

You are such an inspiration for the whole nation, keep up the good work. Prayers for you success.

[@shehwar-dev]

Nice work!

[@million_shorts691]

Amazing Fact❤❤❤

[@jiaimran2430]

You are so well informed MashAllah

[@arifmahmood5745]

Simplified. Well explained 😊

[@ZeezelZeezel]

Your voice is always Good Mashallah... Quality seems to be more improved

[@iamasgharrr]

What about the recent American sanctions on Pakistan?

[@alihaiderfareed7250]

Bhot awla bhai bhot achi research after watching Robert kiwoski recently in his podcast as he mentioned that America bankcrupt that is the one of the big reason. Good content bhai🙌🏻

[@hhydar883]

Since 2012 Pakistan missed 2 to 3 phases when it could have benefitted greatly from the geopolitics in Asia. In first phase we lost it to Veitnam, in 2nd phase we lost it to India and Bangladesh and now this is another golden chance for us. If our dictators put their mind on this golden opportunity, they can attract industries to Pakistan especially those who want to relocate away from China or Europe looking for cheap labor. Sadly, we don't have those brilliant minds in power to work on it. They can't think beyond an underpass or flyover in Punjab

[@JafarIlyas-py5zg]

My dear Zaidi Baita ! Thank you very much for presenting such a nice video on the complex subject of business/ trade in a simplified way. Your presentation has been impressive. May Allah bless you. 😢

[@GhazKhan99]

I hope Pakistanis, by themselves or by the pressure of Faujeets, don't miss this opportunity to grow this time...

[@HIMJIOK]

اس کے بدلہ میں وہ بھی چاہیں گے آپ بھی کچھ ہمیں دیں اور سب سے بڑا وہ اینٹی چائنا ہیں وہ نہیں چاہتے کہ چائنا پاکستان کی مدد کرے بلکہ وہ انڈیا کو سپورٹ کررہے ہیں

[@fuzzy0001]

Donuld trump wazeer azam nahi president bannay wala hay

[@owaisaslam2945]

Excellent analysis.

[@danyallohana9360]

Voice is soft and comfortable ❤

[@omarchohan3255]

What are the timings of the masterclass. The link says it's 2 months but how is it structured across that time? How many days per week.

[@ZeshanTass]

Exceptional quality.

[@shahbazranjha2832]

Audio quality was already better

[@Musafir253]

Please also share the success stories of batch one & two it would be more motivated

[@propane1984]

Watched your vlog for the 1st time. Good content. About your voice even though you have changed the mic but it's still hurting the ears. I will suggest you to place a foam on it which will reduce the sharpness in your voice and will add bass in it.

[@drstrange1971]

Ideally, what you are saying essentially makes sense however you have to consider Pakistan's political and security uncertainty. Unless army neutralizes itself, no opportunity in the world can help us progress

[@aarishkhan4382]

I have a question, what is your company? I am curious to know you shifted to Dubai and the other day that you said you are looking to rent out a Villa in Dubai so where is the money coming from?

[@ulhaqanwaar1]

This mic is better and audio is very clean

[@riyazgauri3402]

Once again a quality podcast.

[@hedcehcomedianofficial1]

Amazing yaar

[@atypicalmillennial]

Unfortunately, Pakistan's industry will once again fail to capture US markets due to poor government support. Bangladesh, Vietnam and other neighboring countries are going to benefit by new tariffs on China (if any).

[@muhammadsiddique8393]

Audio quality is very good thanks

[@Musafir253]

Wah Jee wah best of luck for batch 3

[@MUHAMMADIQRAR-wf9dx]

Amazing content

[@fnvjhercd]

Quality is the same😅

[@nasimtaqi7934]

Good results

[@wahhabqamaruzzaman]

Easy to digest content.

[@Shahrukh-o7c]

Bhai apni awaz change kr tu mic thek hy sary

[@hafeezurrehman6452]

mike doesn't matter sir, for me the useful thing is that the data and information you are providing. but now the voice quality is fine.

[@AliRafiq-b3u]

Mic not Mike

[@AdnanAmmanUllah]

yr awaz bht oonchi aur sharp hoti hai… means pitch kaafi hight mehsoos hoti hai… plus aap bolty khud bhi josh sy hain to full awaaz py sun.na kaafi mushkil ho jata hai😊

[@ameerhamza4585]

wow nice perspective

[@wahabafzal1993]

You have a brilliant mind Masha Allah bro 😊

[@BimiRaja]

It seems like I use youtube just to watch your videos.

[@HammadAli-bn8vb]

Wonderful brother

[@pimillionaires]

Thats good idea

[@AdnanPtv-ie5tz]

Nice information

[@sajid939]

quality is good..

[@NafeesHaq]

It was the same in trump's first stint. Textile, plastics and mobile manufacturing did shift to pak. But chronic energy, political and law and order issues hampers paks ability to benefit

[@drivemecrazy125]

unbiased comment 👍

[@umairaltaf5221]

Thank you Muzamil Bhai for all this most valueable information. And about Audio I don't think it's about mic it's abut your vocal may be and mostly effect to apply on the audio-Audio Treatment.

[@IronMan-nu3rb]

Muzamil is a Pseudo Intellectual 😂

[@Abdulrehman-cj3iy]

Desperately wait for your dil ki baat ❤

[@MalikHaris-b5d]

Audio is good but the previous studio was looking well, regardless of Yellow light

[@aloknaruka3761]

You are wrong 9:30 their labour cost have increase dramatically but are less in some parts like xian but they now use less labour to maintain same work through machine and produce in bulk and even if usa tariff it 35 ./. Will still be cheaper but the clothes market is cut throat and machinery parts as well so you have 10-15./. Of market void potential and their are many player like vietnam ,mexico and india as well

[@Jalalkhan12ii]

Amazing i wish panjab government iss pr focus kre

[@sajjadhussain.]

Audio quality mic se nahi settings se behtar ki jaati hai EQ compressor etc

[@suryapratapsingh7427]

I am from India and can i tell that this is actually a good advice by Hasan if Pakistan business wants to grown they can bring Chinese companies production houses in your country a lot of big Indian business are doing the same and generating a employment in India and slowly slowly these Indian companies are learning from Chinese and make it under a "Make in India" schemes as a fully Indian Brand.

[@QaiserSultan-eq8mi]

good analysis

[@murtazaali4882]

Bhai me aik middle pas hon itna parha hua nahe hon lekin mere pas pessa he mujhe koi mashwarah do me kia kam shuro karon

[@SaeedAhmed-wy8pm]

Excellent

[@humbledtechie7731]

india made biilions of dollers just refining the russian oil and sold it to europe and america in high price

[@IamRais93]

This is true and Chinese themselves have started trying to team up with pak business people and factory owners to start production of chinese products via pakistan, I personally know someone who has been contacted by a Chinese entrepreneur to set up a tyre factory here and they have already started working on it

[@bennyjoseph8276]

You think US and west are stupid when china tries to exports its goods from third party or ally country they will increase tariffs on that country.

[@Mr-HALAL-OFFICIAL]

The solution you're is saying it temporary. Pakistani should build there own things and than sell that wull be good for long term

[@Zerodayy0x00]

Audio is nice

[@muhammadshahjafari]

How much is the cost for the masterclass?

[@musabishtiaq03]

same audio probably the issue is with software encoding technique used

[@hafiztalalhaider7802]

First class audio ha yrrr

[@thebestmoments2105]

you are really a good man. brother listen to me I love the information that you shared.

[@TaimoorShoukat]

Audio is dope 🔥

[@abdasianas]

Muzamil bhai amazing video ha. Aik advice ha, Video ko 1.5x speed per upload kia karen plz ❤. Is se video time bhi kam hoga aur view zada.

[@abdasianas]

Fast paced short videos dekh dekh ke 1x bohut slow feel hota ha 😢

[@49sirehman]

Improved audio quality

[@nasimfarzana6431]

Good quality voice now

[@user-xd9ze5gu8t]

U don't give any pause during speech

[@MohammadBilal-e5z]

Sir, I checked the details of your course, it was good ,I was interested to take the course but it is very expensive,now I won't be able to take it.$250 are too much for us living in this country.This means, this course is for people who are already earning alot and not for us.

[@winfinity.pakistan]

Audio quality is excellent now

[@stepbri]

Good quality

[@cryptoguru5812]

Audio phala bi best thaa

[@adnanahmedkalyar]

Best audio quality

[@shakeelsheikh8476]

U r meture n positive.thats why 350 k u achived

[@naeembakhsh7676]

امریکہ میں وزیراعظم نیں بلکہ صدر ہوتا ہے

[@zafarshah9234]

Now a little bit good voice quality.

[@muhammadsohail9272]

Sayedi course ki fee kitna hai?

[@zainiqbal7990]

I really admire your work on KZbin, Muzamil bhai. I’d love to share my two cents on this topic. When the U.S. runs a trade deficit, it must be financed, and this financing typically comes through capital inflows into the country. In essence, dollars flow back to the U.S. either directly via FDI or through capital markets (equity and debt, both corporate and government). This is essentially the balancing mechanism in the balance of payments. Regarding the topic of de-dollarization, there’s been increasing speculation that within the next decade, major economies might abandon the U.S. dollar for trade and shift to a new reserve currency or local currencies. For bulk commodities like petroleum, agriculture, and minerals, this trend is already emerging, as you rightly pointed out. However, for high-value trade (e.g., defense equipment, software, pharmaceuticals, and aircraft), the U.S. would have to lose its technological leadership for de-dollarization to become widespread. Even if China or the EU were to rise to the occasion, there are significant barriers. For instance, China would need to liberalize its capital flows-a major challenge. Chinese citizens are currently limited to transferring a maximum of $50,000 USD abroad annually. Additionally, trust in the U.S. financial markets has been built over centuries, and replacing the U.S. as the global financial leader would require enormous systemic shifts that are unlikely to occur in just a decade. On the topic of hyperinflation in the U.S. due to de-dollarization, it’s essential to consider this from an investor's perspective. The dollars accumulated over decades by countries like China, Japan, India, and the EU need to be parked in liquid and deep markets. Currently, the U.S. Treasury market (~$26 trillion) is unmatched in size and liquidity. Alternatives, such as China’s bond market, remain relatively illiquid, while the EU’s fiscal challenges, particularly among the PIGS nations, make its bonds less attractive on a global scale. When assessing U.S. fiscal prudence, most people focus on the fiscal deficit. However, the more relevant metric is the primary deficit, which excludes interest payments on existing debt and represents the government’s additional spending beyond its revenue. Interest payments largely cycle back into financial institutions, which then assess and allocate loans to viable projects and individuals. The primary deficit, on the other hand, reflects the actual dollars entering the economy. On this front, the U.S. demonstrates fiscal discipline compared to other contenders like China and the EU. In simpler terms, the U.S. isn’t printing money recklessly. Tracking the primary deficit provides a clearer picture of its fiscal health compared to the broader fiscal deficit.

[@IronMan-nu3rb]

US ne aisa system banaya he ke use replace karna easy nahin he. And btw at the very least...US will remain as a Super power till 2056. Both Financially, Technologically and Militarily. After that China may surpass US in all these spheres...not just Finance. When we consider US leadership...we should also take into account that...if needed the rest of west will also come together to support US so that western hegemony remains intact. So at least till 2056...US will remain a Formidable Power. In 2056...US will become a 280 yr old country. But but no mistake...this West vs China competition will continue into next Century as well.

[@technation2088]

log srf apni marrzi ka such suna chahty un k lie srf wo suchh jo wo smjhty hy k such hy

[@umardraz1046]

sir msla mike ka nhi h...apki mashallah awaaz main masculinity koot koot k bhri huii h

[@usmankhawaja8711]

Sab se bray duffer aur bewakoof hamari Establishment thee jis ne Expensive Electricity ki IPPs lagai jis wja se aaj hum kuch produce kr hi nai skty. Unit hi itna mehnga ha k aap konsi industry lagaa lein gy?

[@EshanAnas]

Thora bass chahiye audio baqi thek hai. Ab bhi bohut taklef de rhi hai. 😂

[@moizkhan6766]

Wazir -e- Azam nii sadar bna wala hnnn,barr halll sun leta hn ap ko b🥲

[@thebossusmanbajwa]

Make video on 7x salary increase of our Ministers.

[@Sub13-u6n]

What if we don't have money to set up industry

[@Iqbal-o9j]

❤ from Kashmir

[@fuaadashraf9743]

audio quality is soft now

[@FarmanKhan-nh2nn]

what about sanctions america is talking about, isn't a sign of America's incounter china-pak futures business collaboration! as now America has demand from india to cover import deficit, as india doing same since russia-Ukranian conflict have been started, how can it work for pakistan. they will have same demand from Pakistan as india. it doesn't sit simply.

[@924waqas]

Suggestions are good, but it lacks some facts and relocation or expansion to Pakistan wont be easy for Chinese companies. Mainly because Pakistan is highly unstable in terms of security (and Pakistan has been unstable for the last idk many decades,) specially the safety of the Chinese and their business in Pakistan. I think Muzamil bhai totally skipped this part which is the most crucial for this business model to work, otherwise it would have happened already during trump's first trade war in his first presidency. I have been living in china for last 7 years, I don't see this happening until Pakistan becomes stable. Chinese are eager to go to Pakistan but they don't wanna risk their lives or money for sure.