Newspaper Column
2026
Exporting Labour or Exporting Potential?
Stratheia
Pakistan's record remittances of USD 38.3 billion mask a deeper structural failure: labour export without a plan for human-capital return. Dr. Mohey-ud-din…
Op-eds, newspaper columns, keynotes, conference contributions, and thought leadership on economic policy, governance, and development across Pakistan, the GCC, and South Asia.
This archive collects Dr. Mohey-ud-din's published op-eds, newspaper columns, policy commentary, and keynote addresses on spatial economics, Pakistan's macroeconomic reform agenda, GCC industrial development, and Vision 2030 strategy. Contributions span outlets including Dawn, Business Recorder, The Friday Times, Stratheia, and Pakistan Today, as well as academic conferences and think tank forums.
From Barrels to Molecules: Why the GCC is Winning the Global Hydrogen Supremacy Race By: Dr. Ghulam Mohey-ud-din March 27, 2026 For nearly a century, the global economy has hummed to the rhythm of the “petrodollar.” But as I sit in Riyadh today, looking at the data for Q1 2026, it is clear that the […]
Stratheia
Pakistan's record remittances of USD 38.3 billion mask a deeper structural failure: labour export without a plan for human-capital return. Dr. Mohey-ud-din…
Minute Mirror
Pakistan's IPP capacity payment model drives up electricity costs and undermines economic competitiveness. A structural overhaul is overdue.
Paradigm Shift
Pakistan is navigating a complex geoeconomic landscape as it seeks to diversify its strategic alliances amid tightening Chinese export controls on critical…
University of Lahore
Dr. Ghulam Mohey-ud-din presents on "Reframing Urbanization in Pakistan," offering key insights into effective urban planning and its implications for sustainable development.…
RusQuality, Russia
Dr. Ghulam Mohey-ud-din discussed how quality acts as a form of capital that drives economic growth and technological development, using examples from…
Stratheia
The Indus Waters Treaty was written in hydraulic engineering before climate change made it a food security document. Dr. Mohey-ud-din maps three…
Minute Mirror
Pakistan's export stagnation stems from supply-side capacity failures, not weak demand. Structural constraints demand urgent policy action.
Minute Mirror
Net billing in Pakistan may offer prosumer benefits while unfairly redistributing tariff burdens to poorer households.
Minute Mirror
Pakistan's urban growth is not translating into productivity gains — a structural failure that undermines long-term development prospects.
Stratheia
The May 2025 Indo-Pak military exchange demonstrated that restraint and narrative clarity are now strategic assets as consequential as firepower. Dr. Mohey-ud-din…
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