VOICED : Swat's silk industry killed by Pakistan T

The video discusses the decline of the silk industry in Pakistan's Swat Valley, once renowned for its quality. The Taliban's arrival in 2007 led to the collapse of local industries, causing significant job losses. Personal stories highlight the economic struggles faced by residents, such as Shawkat Ali and Raymond Wolhok, who had to change professions due to the downturn. The government is now working to revive the industry, aiming to restore its former glory and compete with Chinese markets.

Discuss the economic changes that occurred in the Swat Valley before and after the Taliban takeover.

What efforts are being made to revive the silk industry in Swat Valley, and what challenges do they face?