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Second economist resigns from Pakistan EAC over exclusion of Ahmadi scholar

Wishing the government and the EAC luck for the future, the professor said he remains willing to offer "non-partisan, evidence-based advice" that can help improve economic policymaking in Pakistan. Rasul said while Pakistan is full of talent, it "needs leaders willing to draw on all this talent, and that are willing to appeal to our better sides, for the common good and not sow division."

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