The Ministry of Commerce, Government of Pakistan, Trade Development Authority of Pakistan, and the Embassy of Pakistan in Tashkent are organizing the first ‘Made in Pakistan’ Exhibition from 28-30 June with the cooperation of the Government of Uzbekistan. Made in Pakistan Exhibition, Tashkent is an initiative under the Regional Connectivity Policy of the Government of Pakistan to bring businessmen from Pakistan and Uzbekistan under one roof, to explore ways, to enhance trade and establish long-lasting partnerships, said a press release issued here on Saturday. The event was inaugurated by the Deputy Minister of Industry, Investment and Trade of the Republic…
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A milestone in the educational cooperation between China and Pakistan was achieved last week with the formation of the China-Pakistan Digital Education Alliance.The alliance, jointly initiated by ITMC Technology Co., Ltd. and UNI International, along with over 160 Chinese and Pakistani technical and vocational education and training (TVET) partners, aims to strengthen Pakistan’s TVET system and transform it into a leading digital education hub. The formation of the alliance was announced during the International Digital Skills Exchange Seminar of the 2nd Belt and Road International Skills Competition held in Chongqing, China from June 24 to 26, local media reported.Over 200…
The Pakistan Meteorological Department (PMD) on Friday forecast mainly hot and humid weather in most parts of the country during the next 24 hours.However, rain-windstorm/thundershower was expected at isolated places in Kashmir, northeast Punjab, Pothohar region, Islamabad, upper Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa, southeast Sindh, northeast/south Balochistan, the PMD added.Light rain/drizzle was also likely at isolated places in coastal areas of Sindh. According to the synoptic situation, “a low lies over the north Arabian Sea and adjoining areas of southeast Sindh and is likely to persist during next 24-30 hours”.Weak monsoon currents were penetrating in upper/central parts of the country. A westerly wave was…
Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif on Friday said, relief has been provided to the laborers, retirees, and members of the salaried class.When the premier met with Muhammad Aurangzeb, the finance minister, in Islamabad, he reaffirmed his commitment to using every resource at his disposal to help the average person. According to the prime minister, the fields of information technology, health, education, and agriculture have received particular attention. He claimed that as it is impractical for the impoverished to pay taxes while the wealthy continue to enjoy benefits, the privileged and non-taxpayers will eventually be forced into the system. The economy of…
The Meteorological Department has predicted hot and humid conditions across most of the country, accompanied by eagerly awaited rainfall in several regions. According to the department, monsoon showers have begun in Sindh, notably in Karachi, and are set to advance to other areas of Pakistan. Anticipated rainfall includes Kashmir, northeast Punjab, Potohar, upper Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP), and southeast Sindh. There is also a chance of rain in northeast and south Balochistan, with light showers expected in certain coastal areas of Sindh. The Meteorological Department has forecast hot and humid weather during the day in Islamabad and its surrounding areas, with…
Fiza Ali has strongly denied rumors claiming she is married, expressing frustration with online communities for spreading false information. She criticized those who are eager to sensationalize her personal life for views, stating, “People are so desperate for me to get married that they’re spreading misinformation, some even suggesting they’ve prepared a dowry for me.” She urged people to focus on their own lives, particularly their sisters’ marriages, adding, “I will announce my marriage to the world when the time comes.” Additionally, she called out YouTubers and channels that exploit her name to attract viewers, featuring content about marriage ceremonies…
England’s hopes of defending their T20 World Cup title were dashed after a comprehensive 68-run defeat in the semi-final against India. Skipper Jos Buttler, however, refused to attribute the loss to his decision to field first after winning the toss. Following a delayed start due to rain and a wet outfield, Buttler opted to bowl, anticipating the advantage of chasing on a potentially rain-affected pitch at the Providence Stadium in Guyana. India’s captain Rohit Sharma capitalized on the conditions, leading with a crucial half-century as India posted a formidable 171-7 on a slow surface. Reflecting on the match, Buttler acknowledged…
Pakistan secured four spots in the finals of the Asian Junior Squash Championship at the Mushaf Sports Complex in Islamabad after a demanding round of semi-finals on Friday. In Saturday’s finals, Pakistani teammates Huzaifa Shahid and Sohail Adnan will compete for the Boys U-13 title, while Abdullah Nawaz will take on Malaysia’s Nikhileswar Moganasundharam in the U-17 category at the 31st edition of the championship. Defending world champion Hamza Khan will confront Malaysia’s Harith Danial in the U-19 category. However, no Pakistani girl advanced to the semi-finals in the tournament, which featured around 200 players from a dozen countries across…
The anticipation is palpable as India and South Africa gear up for a historic clash in the 2024 T20 World Cup final. This encounter marks a watershed moment as it will be the first time these two teams meet in the final of a men’s ICC tournament. Notably, India had previously bested South Africa in the semi-final of the 2014 T20 World Cup. Both teams have showcased impeccable form throughout the tournament, remaining undefeated and topping their respective groups in both the initial stage and the Super Eight. South Africa holds a slight edge with an additional win, owing to…
Senior Minister Sharjeel Inam Memon has stated that the provincial government of Sindh has announced that it will start drug testing pupils in schools in July. The minister had earlier said that drug tests would be conducted on pupils at Karachi’s educational institutions at random by the provincial authorities. Memon stated that certain pupils will take exams at random and that their names would remain confidential. He said, “Students will be asked who gave them the drug and their parents will be notified if they test positive for drugs.” However, the government of Sindh would not bring any charges against…
