Naseem Javed
Chairman, Expothon Worldwide and Contributor at Freelance
Naseem, a corporate philosopher, Chairman of Expothon Worldwide, https://t.co/7Q3E50u2Ls
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1 week ago |
moderndiplomacy.eu | Naseem Javed
The Symphonia of Hyper-Competency: The digital age is a hyper-competency dance of meritocracy on the global stage of competitiveness. Small numbers of national leaderships are cognizant of such evolutions. Today, intertwined digital highways pushing streams, rivers, and oceans of live data are spinning economies into fading blurs, their live depiction of conveyor belts of goods and services demanding unrelenting precision and command.
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2 weeks ago |
americanbazaaronline.com | Naseem Javed
Canada, the world’s second-largest country, boasts vast resources and exceptional human talent. Starting in 2025, under Prime Minister Mark Carney’s leadership, Canada is poised to step boldly onto the global stage, challenging the United States while showcasing how neighbors can resolve differences, deliver mutual benefits, and strengthen alliances. The Trump Administration must rethink its view of Canada as a possible star on its flag but as an independent northern star shining across America.
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3 weeks ago |
moderndiplomacy.eu | Naseem Javed
One: A World in the MirrorReflecting Hidden Cracks: Why discussions about ‘economic regime change’ arise. Many free economies stand at a crossroads, their vitality sapped by decades of missteps, reflected starkly in recent global upheavals. Like a life-sized mirror, the Trump presidency did not create these cracks—it illuminated them, casting light on issues festering across over 100 nations.
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1 month ago |
americanbazaaronline.com | Naseem Javed
The global economy teeters on a visible precipice, facing a once-in-a-lifetime crisis born of decades of misdirection and neglect. Nations once fueled by entrepreneurial vigor now stumble under a pervasive job-seeker mindset—a socio-economic malaise that has traded wisdom for abstract theories, crypto-fantasies, and debt-fueled illusions. Political leaders, seduced by complexity, sidelined SMEs—the mother of commerce for millennia—leaving economies fragile as a $300 trillion debt mountain looms.
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1 month ago |
moderndiplomacy.eu | Naseem Javed
No number of tariffs—added, subtracted, or multiplied—will save a debt-ridden national economy; but the potential of SMEs, driven by productivity and a skilled citizenry, can bring hope for recovery. Equally, no amount of printed currency can solve global economic chaos, but a quick audit will prove how economic collapse morphs slowly into continuous conflicts and wars.
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The Trade Wars of The World While you were responding to alarms, the dream of prosperity was stolen. No fanfare. No headlines. The future is divided by a parade of grand failures—grassroots prosperity on fire, fighters in sight for a wrestling match, but absent are the https://t.co/Se9lIFVgUk
Muskism Goes Global: A New World Emerges Why nations struggle to unleash entrepreneurial warriors: Over 100 nations today yearn for their own Elon Musk—a visionary warrior who turns dreams into galaxies, who makes stars touchable, who embodies freedom of thought, speech, and https://t.co/NFHQyaHDwo
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