Pakistan, Jan. 26 -- From the International Monetary Fund to now the World Bank, besides friendly nations, Pakistan is advised in one word: reform. When asked about the range of reforms, it becomes clearer the reforms range from monetary policies to energy, finance, governance and beyond. The entire system needs to be reformed. According to World Bank Vice President for South Asia, Martin Raiser, Pakistan's limited reforms in energy, water, and revenue sectors are major obstacles to economic progress. Raiser says that Pakistan has made some positive moves, but many more are needed. Pakistan's future depends on extensive reforms in various sectors. The country must prioritize investments, governance, and policy changes to ensure economic g...