This document discusses economic terrorism in Pakistan. It defines economic terrorism and explains why terrorists prefer it. Pakistan has faced significant economic terrorism through frequent suicide bombings since 9/11. This has cost Pakistan both economically and in loss of human life. Key impacts include declines in GDP growth and FDI. The tourism industry also suffered losses. Socio-economic factors that contribute to terrorism in Pakistan include injustice, illiteracy, poverty, food insecurity, and dissatisfaction. The document provides data on terrorist attacks and fatalities from 2003-2014 and concludes by suggesting the government focus on eliminating threats, increasing awareness, and building trust with allies.

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 What is economic terrorism?
 Why Such Terrorism is Preferred by Terrorist?
 Economic terrorism in Pakistan.
 Challenges faced.
 Conclusions.
 Suggestions.
 Effects of economic terrorism in Pakistan.
 Socio economic effects of terrorism .

5.  The act by any group or state
for the sole and illegal
purpose of creating
economic chaos and collapse
as a means of destroying the
attendant society.
 Is the most lethal weapon for
any anti-social element.
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6.  It is carried out to undermine a
country to mount defense or
even exist.
 Effects economic terrorism are
massive and long lasting.
 The 9/11 incident is one of the
biggest act of economic
terrorism.
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7.  To give massive damage to a country in a single attack.
 To break the military defense system.
 To spread fear among average citizen.
 To cripple the economy of a country.
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9.  Since 9/11, many countries have been subjected to
economic terrorism.
 The incident of 9/11 greatly affected Pakistan’s defense
and economic condition.
 Frequent suicide bombing is the main cause of
spreading of economic terrorism in Pakistan.
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10.  Economic terrorism is costing Pakistan both
economical and human lives loss.
 In 2009, Pakistan’s GDP rate
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11.  The inflation in Pakistan between june 2013-jan 2014 is
10.09%.
 Thousands of people have died due to suicide bombing
 On the name of War on Terror, Pakistan suffered loss of
Rs.90 billion .
 Pakistan cannot maintain its economy by itself and is now
depending on foreign aids.
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Civilians Security Force
Personnel
Terrorists/Insurgents Total
2003 140 24 25 189
2004 435 184 244 863
2005 430 81 137 648
2006 608 325 538 1471
2007 1522 597 1479 3598
2008 2155 654 3906 6715
2009 2324 991 8389 11704
2010 1796 469 5170 7435
2011 2738 765 2800 6303
2012 3007 732 2472 6211
2013 3001 676 1702 5379
2014 619 183 441 1243
Total* 18775 5681 27303 51759
Fatalities in Terrorist Violence in
Pakistan 2003-2014

13.  Lack of leadership and weak political parties.
 Unawareness in citizens.
 Weak economic backbone
 Inefficient security.
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14.  Economic terrorism should not be taken lightly.
 Economic terrorism is a very lethal weapon that can
cripple a country.
 It is carried out by anti-social elements due to political,
social or religious reasons.
 Pakistan is facing worst terrorism attacks.
 Such attacks are responsible for the loss of human lives
and economic decline in our country.
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15.  Government of Pakistan should focus on should focus
on eliminating the potential threat of economic
terrorism.
 Build awareness among the people.
 Import better technology to tackle terrorists.
 Build trust greater trust among the allies.
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In 2009,Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) could
not improve and fell steeply by 52 per cent.
In 2013: decline by 9.7%

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PCB Suffered a loss of 51.22 million dollars

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Pakistan tourism Industry suffered a loss of 44
million dollars.

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ZAFAR
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Socio-economic causes
i) Injustice:
ii) Illiteracy:
iii) Poverty And Unemployment:
iv) Food Insecurity:
v) Dissatisfaction:

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1:Injustice
A situation in
which people
are treated very
unfairly and not
given their
rights

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Illiteracy
inability to read
and write
• More than one in five men aged
15 to 24 unable to read or write

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Poverty
the condition of
being extremely
poor
• majority of people in Pakistan
are living below poverty line.
• some people go to the level of
extremism and even commit
suicide.

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Dissatisfaction
• When a person is
dissatisfied with the rulers
and thinks that his rights
are being humiliated or
exiled.
• wrongly imprisoned and
property confiscated.
• then he joins some
religious parties and
organizations.

28. This is
also
terrorism
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