Many in Pakistan are under the impression that the country is merely offering refuge to Afghan migrants out of humanitarian concern. However, the truth is more complex. Behind the scenes, Pakistan is reaping significant financial benefits from hosting these refugees. From international aid to economic opportunities, discover how Pakistan’s role as a host nation for Afghan refugees has turned into a lucrative endeavor.

The Borders that Divide Humanity At the end of the cold war, there were 12 border walls in the world. Which has increased to 74 today. The feeling of insecurity has gripped the world itself. First the human settlements were divided in the name of religion, then the luster of industry and wealth deepened them. Artificial nationalism and dogmatism flourished, as if the status was higher than humanity.

The origins of the borders as we know them are only 350 years old. After a religious war in 1648, Europeans tied the king's authority over religion, government, taxation, law, and the military to a specific geographic area, as opposed to a feudal system. But even these borders were not permanent. The borders were shortened or extended with the power of the king.

There are currently 316 borders in the world, most of which have been agreed upon. While many are waiting for the completion of their contracts. Millions of human lives have been lost to make these borders permanent. And surprisingly, the purpose of all of them is said to be welfare, protection and development of humanity. Afghan refugees in Pakistan can be divided into 2 way..

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Severe floods in Pakistan destroyed nearly 10 million acres of land, with losses estimated at more than $30 billion. It is feared that the coming floods could push 9.1 million people into poverty. It is also ranked 161st out of 191 in terms of human race in the world. Philanthropists can collect alms and charity for Pakistan on any international forum

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