i would like to ask vali and general jehangir karamat a pakistan question. the civilian government -- government has been unable to build in the areas that have the military cleared, even before the flood. what i am wondering now is since they're so many new areas which will desperately need building, who is going to do that building? and if the military is called on, does that mean basically that the fight against insurgency basically comes to a halt? and is the military capable of that, or is the civilian government capable of coordinating with international agencies, which does not appear to be the case? and one further question along that line, internal stability, the number of inter sectarian killing is rising sharply. the civil war is going on in karachi between factions. shiites are being blown up and others. is the social fabric, which was already under great stress, going to be stressed even much more dramatically by this flood in government ineptitude, and if so, then what? >> well, let me first of all say that the issue of the government response

vali has outlined the u.s. strategy in pakistan which is perhaps less clear, but -- but from our point of view, the u.s. is helping pakistan stabilize, develop capacity, political, economic, security, to face the threats that it faces at the moment. of course the u.s. has been doing this over a period of time, which are there in terms of billions of dollars coming to pakistan from the u.s., and the u.s. is heavily in support of a pakistan government to take care of the blood, and martin pose the question of why the u.s. is them popular -- is unpopular in pakistan. i guess it depends on who you are talking to and how much they are aware of the intricacies of the u.s.-pakistan relationship, the many ways in which the two countries are interacting, in which the u.s. is supporting pakistan. i do not think many people in pakistan are aware that the financial institutions open and pakistan, with the imf for the world bank for others, is due to the relationship with the u.s.. and in my opinion, what happens between pa

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tony car vali at georgetown, and northeastern and boston and others have written about the fact that even today with our high unemployment we still have a skilled mismatch. we still have jobs open for people who have certain skills but you can't simply walk off the assembly line at a car factory plant and become the network administer. you can't simply leave a steel mill that closes down and become a nurse. there is an education and training component. and we today have shortages of nurses in this country, we have shortages of people with certain technological skills. we have green jobs being created. and if you look ahead at people like professor bluestone and professor car vali to four or five years and more people start to retire, some of these shortages continue to be dramatic. so i believe not based on anything that we say, but based on independent, well respected research economists, there is a high demand for people with skills. the last point i would make is, again, all the economists agree is that the earning capacity of an individual with a high school diploma is much lower

to say something very briefly of the afghan setting to annotate a little with what vali nasr said it also to imitate what general jehangir karamat was saying as well. my concern all along with evaluang the u.s. international strategy n.m. pakistan was two the extent to avoid it was cognizant of afghan politics as those are recognized by afghans. short-handed this strategy in afghanistan is comparable to the one that is now being executed and iraq to build up security forces to take leave of combat gradually to allow of nato forces to exit the directly combat role they had been playing to remain in a supporting role to provide the afghan security forces with a monopoly on technology and air power and other sources of the effectiveness. we see a dilemma which the united states has built up indigenous secure a force is betterncreasingly not capable enough to stand alone but what government are they loyal to? in den iraq if that question is still at issue this summer. the security forces have been quite patient with iraqi politicians to which the security forces can be loyal but my conce