Islamabad, JULY27: When the country experiences economic instability, people turn to a variety of despicable and dangerous means of obtaining additional income, such as smuggling drugs into and out of the nation or installing illicit gas pumps in residential areas. Even though the district government forbade the building of gas pumps in residential areas, shady businesspeople have been able to get NOCs for selling gasoline in limited areas thanks to the cooperation of the Environment, Labor, and Industry departments. Although it might be profitable for individuals engaged, the hazardous business of selling inferior gasoline at tiny gas pumps in a…
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Islamabad, JULY27: In Pakistan, summer consists of warmer days, pleasant evenings, and a general desire for adventure and relief from the heat. The search for the ideal summer getaway commences as friends get together, families get back together, and wanderlust strikes, with the touch of a button, Careem transports you to the center of Pakistan’s most sought-after summer havens, whether you’re a Karachiite looking for comfort by the sea, a Lahori relishing in culinary pleasures, or an Islamabadi pining for peaceful green spaces. Airports: Doors to Exploration You can wave goodbye to headaches from parking and traffic when Careem handles…
Islamabad, JULY26: Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR), the military’s media branch, announced on Friday that the Pakistan Navy had commissioned its offshore patrol vessel, PNS Hunain, at a ceremony in Romania. It added that the action will help enhance regional maritime security in the Indian Ocean. Along with other prominent officials and dignitaries, Romanian Chief of Defense Staff General Gheorghita Vlad and Pakistan’s Chief of Naval Staff Admiral Naveed Ashraf attended the commissioning event as chief guests. The naval chief was quoted by the ISPR as stating, “The induction of the ship will further enhance Pakistan Navy’s maritime security capabilities, presence…
Islamabad, JULY26: Minister for Industries and Production, Rana Tanveer Hussain on Friday emphasized the significance of Special Economic Zones (SEZs) in attracting Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) and fostering industrialization, noting that the relocation of Chinese industries presents a significant opportunity for Pakistan. While addressing a report titled ‘Aligning Special Economic Zones Policies of Pakistan and China’ the minister said that the government is committed to offering more incentives and concessions to attract Chinese businesses, ensuring full security for their operations, and adopting Shenzhen as a benchmark for SEZ development. The Pakistan-China Institute, in collaboration with China Chamber of Commerce in…
Islamabad, JULY26: The Centre for Afghanistan Middle East and Africa (CAMEA) at the Institute of Strategic Studies Islamabad (ISSI) hosted a webinar, titled “Elections in Iran: Regional and International Insights.” The webinar was moderated by Ms. Amina Khan, Director CAMEA. Speakers included Ambassador Sohail Mahmood, Director General ISSI; Ambassador Khalid Mahmood, Chairman BoG, ISSI; Ambassador Riffat Masood, Pakistan’s Former Ambassador to Iran; Dr. Nabi-Sonboli, Senior Research Fellow at Institute for Political and International Studies (IPIS), Iran; Dr. Flavius Caba Maria, President and Director of the Political Department, Middle East Political and Economic Institute (MEPEI), Romania; and Dr. Murat Aslan, Senior…
Islamabad, JULY26: The average production of flaxseed in Pakistan is as low as 692 kg per hectare, thus it is of great importance to cultivate flax varieties suitable for Pakistan’s climate and soil conditions as early as possible, Zhao Wei, Researcher at the Crop Research Institute of Gansu Academy of Agricultural Science (GAAS). Empowering flaxseed farmers through agro-technology is just our beginning. Our collaboration project could contribute to the economic development of both sides by creating job opportunities, increasing trade, and improving the overall efficiency of the flaxseed value chain, Prof Dr. A. W. Gandahi, Chairman, the Department of Soil…
Islamabad, JULY26: Islamabad: Federal Minister for Communications, Privatization, and Board of Investment (BOI) Abdul Aleem Khan was given a thorough briefing on the road projects included in the Gilgit Package. A thorough discussion of the “Gilgit Package,” which consists of road projects linking Gilgit to Shandoor, Mansehra, Chitral, and other locations, was part of the conference, according to the details. Aleem Khan pointed out that increasing amenities and security on these roads would draw more visitors and travelers. Aleem Khan emphasized that the Gilgit-Khunjerab Motorway, which would give vital access to China and Central Asia, might be a “Game Changer.”…
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Islamabad, JULY26: The province of Balochistan’s government has declared that schools and other educational establishments will have an extended summer break. According to the most recent declaration, the government of Balochistan has declared that courses at schools and other educational institutions will now resume on August 15. Chief Minister Sarfraz Bugti has ordered an extension of the summer vacation.Due to the persistent weather, the Sindh government has previously extended the summer break for all schools in the province till August 14. The province’s new academic year will start on August 15, according to a statement from the Sindh Education Department.…
Islamabad, JULY26: In the salt range of Kohistan, an MPhil student from the University of Punjab has found oil reservoirs in limestone rocks that date back thousands of years. According to Daily Naibaat, Noman Zeb of PU’s geology department, working under Dr. Shahid Ghazi’s supervision, discovered important oil resources in the regions of Khajar, Taral, Badshahpur, Kroli, and Sarhi. Sediments made of limestone contain these reservoirs. Noman Zeb pointed out that the Potohar Range also had comparable mountain ranges found in his research. He stressed that under government control, a significant amount of oil may be recovered from these places.…
