If i become pm of pakistan
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If the author became Prime Minister of Pakistan, they would implement several reforms. First, they would overhaul the education system by removing corrupt officials and prioritizing English-language instruction along with student support services. Second, they would establish new rules and regular evaluations for the police department. Third, they would focus on women's rights by creating organizations to raise awareness around issues like education, health, and family. The author would also support youth employment and motivate higher education. They aim to improve the country's economy, trade, industries and international relations through new laws. Finally, the author expresses sympathy for poverty and hopes to establish government support for vulnerable groups.
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