The World Bank President, Ajay Banga, has issued a stark warning to Pakistan, emphasizing the urgent need for the country to create 30 million jobs over the next decade to accommodate its burgeoning youth population. As reported by BOL News and reiterated by economy.com.pk, Banga highlighted that Pakistan must generate between 2.5 million to 3 million jobs annually. This demographic challenge is critical, as failure to address it could lead to 'illegal migration and domestic instability,' according to Banga's statements during his visit to Karachi (economy.com.pk, thenews.pk). The sentiment across these reports is largely negative, reflecting concerns about economic stability and the potential for unrest if job creation targets are not met.