Ahsan Iqbal, Pakistan's minister for planning, development, and reforms, and a top official in the country's ruling party, discusses Pakistan's urbanization challenges.
In November 2013, Ahsan Iqbal, Pakistan's minister for planning, development, and reforms, and a top official in the country's ruling political party, gave a luncheon address as part of the Asia Program's all-day conference on Pakistan's urbanization challenges. Attached are these remarks, which have been edited by Minister Iqbal. The video of the speech can be viewed above, and other information about the November conference can be seen via the link in the "Related Content" box at the right.
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