Highways, Tourism, and State Responsibility: The Utility of NHA and the Tragedy of Institutional Negligence

Agha Safeer Hussain Kazmi If one carefully examines the development of modern states, a clear reality emerges: strong infrastructure—particularly quality highways—serves as the backbone of a country or region’s economic, social, and tourism growth. Roads are not merely routes of transportation; they ensure economic flow, cultural exchange, regional connectivity, and the promotion of tourism. In

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