Chairman & CEO – Eagle & Legal Eyes Global
Vice President – Pakistan 🇵🇰 Policy Institute USA 🇺🇸
Former Director – Mega Scandals & Recovery, National Accountability Bureau (NAB)
The world today stands at a crossroads — a delicate and defining moment in history. Global power structures are shifting, regional conflicts are intensifying, and military diplomacy has emerged as the dominant form of engagement among nations. In such an era of uncertainty, any country’s foremost strength lies not in its weaponry, but in its *internal stability and national unity.*
It is this understanding that has long guided *Mr. Hamid Ali Wahlah*, whose consistent efforts have been directed toward strengthening Pakistan’s internal cohesion and its institutional balance. He has repeatedly reminded the nation that this is not an era for political confrontation or reckless power struggles, but a time for unity, discipline, and a shared sense of national purpose.
In July 2020, when * Opposition Leader National Assembly Mian Shehbaz Sharif sahib * entrusted Mr. Hamid Ali Wahlah with a critical political mandate, he acted with remarkable prudence and coordination. By re-establishing constructive engagement with the *Pakistan Peoples Party Parliamentarians (PPPP)*, he played an instrumental role in the election of *Mr. Yousaf Raza Gillani* as Senator (Islamabad Seat) a moment that marked the beginning of a major political realignment in the country. Soon it became clear that a *vote of no confidence* against then–Prime Minister *Imran Khan* could indeed succeed if guided with precision and foresight.
At this decisive juncture, *Syed Ali Nawaz Shah* and *Aslam Bhootani*, two independent parliamentarians, lent their crucial support. With their cooperation, the foundation for political stability was laid. Under this strategic alignment, *Bilawal Bhutto Zardari* was appointed Foreign Minister, while *Mian Shehbaz Sharif Sahib* assumed the office of Prime Minister twice. Many capable members of the PPPP and allied legislators were brought into governance — ensuring inclusivity, stability, and continuity in Pakistan’s democratic process.
Mr. Hamid Ali Wahlah also demonstrated his capacity as a *state-oriented leader rather than a mere politician.* His efforts to secure the release and political rehabilitation of *Asif Ali Zardari* and *Faryal Talpur* were guided not by personal interest, but by a belief in *national reconciliation and institutional balance.*
During Imran Khan’s tenure, certain alarming patterns had begun to emerge — the most concerning of which was the *growing influence of Afghan interests inside Pakistan.* Millions of Afghan nationals, residing illegally, were being granted Pakistani identity cards and passports. This not only violated the country’s laws but also endangered the *legal and economic rights of genuine Pakistani citizens.*
Many of these Afghan residents became involved in *criminal activities, smuggling, and organized crime,* posing serious threats to Pakistan’s social and internal security. Allowing such activities to continue unchecked would have compromised the very sovereignty of the state. Hence, removing Imran Khan from power was not merely a political act — it was, in essence, a *matter of national security and strategic necessity.*
By the grace of Almighty Allah, that difficult but essential step brought stability. A balanced government emerged, a strong leadership within the *Pakistan Armed Forces* took charge, and Pakistan’s image regained dignity on the global stage.
Now, attention must also be drawn to *Azad Jammu and Kashmir.*
In recent months, certain elements attempted to destabilize the political structure there by targeting the sitting Prime Minister through manipulation and financial inducements. Such efforts aimed not only to weaken the government of Azad Kashmir but also to create instability within Pakistan itself.
Mr. Hamid Ali Wahlah has categorically stated that *this is not the time for political opportunism — it is the time for national unity.*
Pakistan today cannot afford internal discord or partisan conflict. The enemies of our nation wish to see us divided, our institutions weakened, and our commitment to *Kashmir* diminished. But they will fail, for *Kashmir remains the lifeline of Pakistan — and it shall always remain ours.*
The *Pakistan Armed Forces* continue to stand as the unwavering guardians of our sovereignty. Their sacrifices are eternal chapters of our national history. We pray that *Allah Almighty bless the souls of our martyrs, elevate their ranks in Jannah, and keep Pakistan’s defenders ever victorious and steadfast.*
Pakistan stands today at a defining moment —
A moment that calls not for politics, but for *patriotism.*
A moment that demands we move from *“I” to “We.”*
A moment that reminds us to say, with one voice:
*Pakistan 🇵🇰 Zindabad. Long Live the Pakistan Armed Forces. Kashmir is ours — and will forever remain so.*
