Musharraf Youth Force (Official Page)

Musharraf Youth Force Movement to promote vision of Pervez Musharraf

All Pakistan Muslim League is founded by the former President of Pakistan Sir Pervez Musharraf. The reason behind the witch hunting of Musharraf is as follows: the civilian dictators of Pakistan, who insist they are "democratic, " are terrified by the prospect of Musharraf entering politics. For this reason they wish to throw as many hurdles as they possibly can in his path. They are scared by Musharraf because he stands for real democracy and not the sham dictatorial "democracy" traditionally practised by Pakistan's politicians, where leadership revolves around certain families.

Musharraf represents the common Pakistanis, the middle class and the educated, who wish to see real democracy flourish in Pakistan and for the country to prosper.

We Pakistanis support Musharraf with all our heart and soul and we wish to give a lie to the constant assertion that Musharraf has allegedly no supporters. We exist; there are many of us around, in all parts of the world where Pakistani communities exist.

We support Musharraf because his record speaks for itself.

• Musharraf introduced a more democratic form of government in Pakistan, giving political awareness and power to the masses.
• Musharraf was the first Pakistani leader to openly confront and fight extremists and terrorists within Pakistan
• Musharraf put the Pakistani economy on the track towards recovery
• Musharraf ushered in an era of unprecedented media freedom throughout Pakistan
• Under Musharraf we saw large scale development in Pakistan’s financial capital, Karachi
• Under Musharraf we saw the construction of highways and motorways throughout Pakistan.
• Musharraf introduced an ambitious PhD system in Pakistan and literacy rates improved by 11%
• Under Musharraf poverty decreased by 10% and middle class became more assertive.
• Musharraf significantly strengthened Pakistan's defence capabilities
• Musharraf backed the empowerment of women and made efforts to improve standards.
• Women representation in assemblies was raised to 33% under Musharraf.

For these and so many other reasons, we wholeheartedly support and admire Musharraf.

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Musharraf Era performance: A Brief List

• Pakistan in 1999 was an economy of $75 billion and in 2006 it was the size of $160 billion.
• GDP growth under Musharraf was 6% . Earlier it was 3. 5% .
• Foreign Reserves under Nawaz Sharif were just below $1 billion, whereas under Musharraf they rose to $17 billion.
• Karachi stock market: rose from 700 points to 13, 000 points.
• Literacy rate improved by 11% .
• Poverty levels decreased by 10% .
• 3 dams have been constructed: Mirani, Subakzai, Gomalzam dams.
• 6 Motorways completed or under construction: M1, M3, M8, M9, M10, M11.
• Six major highways under construction.
• GWADAR advance mega Sea port developed under Musharraf’s vision.
• Historic 100% increase in Tax collection of $11 billion during Musharraf era.
• Large scale manufacturing was 30 year high under Musharraf.
• Construction activity was 17 years high under Musharraf.
• CNG sector attracted over $70 billion investment in last 5 years.
• Industrial sector registered 26% growth.
• 2007: National revenues had swelled from Rs 308 billion during 1988-99 to around a trillion in 2007 and the FBR estimated 2. 8 million income tax payers.
• Public sector development program (PSDP) increased from Rs 80 billion in 1999 to Rs 520 billion in 2007.
• FACT: The Infrastructure Industries Index, which measures the performance of seven industries (i. e. , Electricity generation, Natural gas, Crude oil, Petroleum products, Basic metal, Cement and coal) has recorded a 26. 2 percent growth in the Industrial sector of Pakistan.
• 2-12-07: Sialkot International Airport Limited (SIAL) completed. The 1, 002-acre airport is 13 km west of Sialkot and is linked by a road to Gujranwala, Wazirabad, Gujrat, Narowal, the Export Processing Zone (EPZ) and the Sialkot Dry Port Trust.
• 12-4-07: The IT industry, which was virtually non-existent seven years ago, has grown to be worth $2 billion of which $1 billion is export related. It registered a 50% growth. 55 foreign IT companies have already entered the market. Now the I. T. sector alone employs 90, 000 professionals.
• FACT: According to a report entitled, “Doing Business in 2006, ” co-sponsored by the World Bank and the International Finance Corporation (IFC), Pakistan globally ranked 10th among the countries most active in pursuing pro-business policies.