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Rising Together: The Imperative of a Unified National Consortium to Revive Pakistan International Airlines

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Pakistan International Airlines (PIA), once a proud symbol of national identity, now finds itself mired in financial woes and operational inefficiencies. Despite numerous attempts at reform, the airline continues to struggle. However, amidst the gloom, there lies a glimmer of hope: the formation of a national consortium could be the lifeline PIA desperately needs.

At the outset, the Uprise Group’s expression of interest in bidding for PIA underscores the urgency and gravity of the situation facing Pakistan’s national airline. With a desire and expertise to contribute to Pakistan’s economic development in the Aviation sector , the Uprise Group see an opportunity to make a meaningful impact.

However, upon closer examination of the challenges facing PIA and the scale and complexity of PIA’s problems demand a collaborative and inclusive solution that transcends individual interests and agendas.

Only the formation of a national consortium holds great promise for PIA’s revival.

It is essential to acknowledge potential hurdles, such as competition commission policies. These regulations are designed to ensure fair competition in the marketplace, but they may inadvertently complicate the establishment of a National consortium involving multiple stakeholders.

Nevertheless, it’s imperative to recognize that these hurdles are not insurmountable. With proactive engagement and cooperation among regulators, policymakers, and industry stakeholders, solutions can be devised to navigate the complexities of competition commission policies.

In confronting this challenge, stakeholders must adopt a collaborative and solution-oriented approach, prioritizing the long-term interests of PIA and the nation above short-term regulatory concerns.

By working together to address these obstacles, Pakistan can pave the way for the establishment of a national consortium that serves as a beacon of hope for PIA’s future.

Pakistan International Airlines is at a crossroads. However, by embracing the concept of a national consortium, Pakistan has the opportunity to chart a new course for PIA’s future. With collective vision, determination, and collaboration, a national consortium can breathe new life into PIA, ensuring that it continues to serve as a source of pride for generations to come.

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Tabassum Pardesi

Tabassum achieved remarkable milestones throughout her career, including being the first female founder and owner of an airline, Skywise Airline. Currently, she serves as the co-founder of Uprise.Group, which includes Uprise.Markets, Uprise.Africa, and Uprise.Aviation. Her exceptional leadership skills and expertise have earned her recognition and prestigious awards, such as the Inspiring 50 Women in STEM and the International Finance Award for Best New Online Platform for Investment.

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