That’s true to large extent.
BD is tiny when it comes to their number of colleges, number degrees etc.
But Pakistan does have a chance only if we rid ourselves from the shackles of ethnic and tribal (Islamists) fascism. We’ll have our own Manshas and Tatas instead of waiting for the Indian Tata.
However Tata consultancy is definitely in need to expand into latin American countries for their obvious supply of “Spanish speaking” population.
Latin American countries do have law and order problem, however one thing that puts them miles ahead of Pakistan is that Latin American countries are free and fun. You can enjoy food, their dances, their beeches without ever worrying that some self-appointed moralist Maulana would show up carrying a danda (or worse an AK-47) and blast the hell out of poor fun-loving foreign visitors.
Pakistan could easily beat countries like Brazil because of our market share based on ~200 million population base, highly educated English speaking elite, and a decent infrastructure.
But the Brazilians win hands down due to their fun loving character (not too different from Indians), and perhaps their natural resources. However natural resources is never the key to progress. Look at Japan, and see that a nation with very little resources is sitting at the top of the top countries in the world.
But we refuse. we refuse to get up on our feet and thus marooned to be mentally occupied by Middle Eastern Bedduins and physically occupied by the IMF and WB.
And thus we live every day slaving and toiling in the sectarian and religious dung heap, whereas we could easily be another Asian tiger.
after writing research paper of this sort u should once read it before posting to see wether is makes any sense or not.