Speakers at a panel discussion emphasized that Pakistan is experiencing a 38 percent increase in energy prices overall, in addition to a 62 percent increase in capacity charges, which has resulted in tariff hikes in the nation. However, these issues could be resolved by implementing an independent power consumer model that encourages individual power generation. Under the sponsorship of the Network for Clean Energy Transition (NCET), the Sustainable Development Policy Institute (SDPI) held a panel discussion on “Pakistan’s Electricity Tariff Structure: Insights and Key Determinants” as part of its Monday Seminar series. Pakistan’s customer categories and tariff-setting procedures were described…
Author: Mawadat Fatima
This week, the Bank of Punjab hosted an interactive session with Professor Stefan Dercon and prominent members of the local industry in Karachi. Mr. Stefan teaches economic policy at the University of Oxford’s Economics Department and Blavatnik School of Government. He works as a policy advisor, offering strategic guidance on economics and development, in addition to his academic job. His most recent book, “Gambling on Development: Why Some Countries Win and Others Lose,” will be released in May 2022. It explores why some nations have succeeded in striking elite deals that support growth and development while others have not, drawing…
In order to maintain price flexibility, protect consumer interests, and stop other telecommunication services from being cross-subsidized, the Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA) has created the “Tariff for Cellular Mobile Telecommunication Services Regulations, 2024.” When determining the level of retail tariffs that licensed services providers charge customers, these laws will be applicable to all cellular mobile licensees. The following guidelines must be followed by all Cellular Mobile Licensees when determining the rate at which they will offer Cellular Mobile Telecommunication Services: Tariffs should be established at a level that gives an acceptable rate of return on investments, taking into account the…
Introduction In the fast-paced world of technology, success and advancement depend on innovation. With its rapidly growing IT sector, Pakistan is home to many creative thinkers who are spearheading the transition to a digital future. We meet down with one of Pakistan’s leading tech innovators for an exclusive interview to learn important industry insights on the present state, obstacles, and potential future growth of the country’s IT sector. Innovation is essential for success and progress in the ever-advancing field of technology. Pakistan is home to many innovative minds who are driving the shift to a digital future, thanks to its…
Introduction Globally, especially in Pakistan, online education is becoming more and more popular as a revolutionary method of instruction. E-learning platforms are interrupting the traditional education system as the computer network becomes more widely available. Historical Context of Education in Pakistan By solving availability concerns and raising the standard of education across the nation, these digital solutions make use of technology and the internet to deliver interactive learning experiences and instructional content. As online learning in Pakistan continues to expand, It presents encouraging chances to close the gap between conventional and contemporary teaching methods, ultimately changing the way education is obtained…
In order to announce Infinix’s upcoming participation in the 2024 PUBG MOBILE WORLD CUP (PMWC), the company teamed up with champion players from the PUBG MOBILE Super League (PMSL) in the regions of Europe, the Middle East, and Africa (EMEA), as well as Central and South Asia (CSA), to take over a massive billboard in Times Square, New York. Team players have constantly received amazing gaming experiences using the Infinix GT 20 Pro, which is the official gaming phone for the 2024 PMSL EMEA and CSA seasons. The players have unanimously praised its outstanding performance, which has won it a…
The government of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa has initiated solar energy initiatives to tackle the problem of electricity shortage in the combined tribal areas. A few of these projects have already been effectively finished. 900 mosques and other houses of worship have switched to solar power, producing 1.73 MW of electricity per day and saving millions of rupees every month, according to a Business Recorder story. In the Khyber area, the province administration intends to switch 3,050 mosques and 1,100 institutions to solar power this year. Moreover, solar mini grids would be connected to business hubs. The Khyber district representative to the…
On Monday, a number of flights were canceled at Jinnah International Airport in Karachi as a result of operational and technical difficulties. Due to operational and technical problems, PIA flights PK-157 from Karachi to Islamkot and PK-503 from Karachi to Gwadar were both canceled on Monday. Due to the anticipated rains, the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) had earlier issued a rain warning for Karachi Airport. The CAA has issued a rain notice for Karachi Airport, which calls for the following actions: moving small aircraft to secure places, fastening their wings with weights, monitoring the runway and its surroundings for the next…
With many more games to add to its platform, Netflix has big aspirations to grow its gaming library. In a recent financial conference call, the business disclosed that it has more than 80 titles in development. The massive streaming service is committed to improving its user experience for its members by using lessons from its early gaming endeavors. Netflix is refining its gaming services via the use of data-driven strategies. The firm intends to strengthen its library of games by examining the success of its early releases. Creating games based on well-liked Netflix series, leveraging existing fan communities, and increasing…
Despite doubts about India’s involvement, Pakistan’s fast bowler Hasan Ali has made it clear that his country is committed to host the ICC Champions Trophy 2025 exclusively on home territory. The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has reiterated its determination to conduct all matches within Pakistan from February to March of next year, and it has categorically refuted rumors that it may shift the event to a neutral location. Hasan Ali, the 2017 edition’s Player of the Tournament, voiced his opinions on the subject in a heated speech on a local station. “If we are traveling to India to play, then…
