The Pakistan Economy Watch (PEW) on Friday asked the CDA to refrain from harassing the business community of the Capital city on false pretexts. CDA officials have planned to mint money from the business community by blackmailing them which should be noticed, it said. The department has issued notices
Managing Director Pakistan Tourism Development Corporation, Ch. Abdul Ghafoor Khan met Chairman Heritage international Company Limited Mr. Ko Moon Seok, Vice Chairman Chang Hyo soon and Director of K-biz International Company, Kim Won Taek. Ch. Ghafoor said that Pakistan offers a great deal of investment opportunities in tourism and
The foreign ministers of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) urged on Saturday the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK) and all parties to create a conducive environment to ease the mounting tensions in the Korean Peninsula. In a one-page statement, the ASEAN foreign ministers expressed “grave concerns over the escalation of
KARACHI: Sindh Chief Minister Syed Murad Ali Shah has said that the Public Health Engineering & Rural Development Department are playing vital role in the development of rural areas, but it becomes the ultimate responsibility of local people to look-after their water supply, drainage and solar energy schemes. This he
ISLAMABAD: Finance Minister Ishaq Dar has directed the Federal Board of Revenue to continue its efforts to achieve the revenue targets set for the current fiscal year. The Finance Minister was addressing the chief commissioners' conference at the FBR in Islamabad on Saturday. He was briefed that FBR has surpassed the budget
ISLAMABAD: Petrol price has been revised in favour of the public as the tariff is reduced by Rs 1.80 per litre as announced by finance minister Ishaq Dar on Saturday. Dar made the announcement a day after he took oath as the finance minister of Pakistan in cabinet of fresh Prime Minister
ISLAMABAD: Minister for Commerce and Textile Pervaiz Malik on Saturday said that relevant stakeholders will be taken on board to frame such policies that improve the country's business environment and the exports. Talking to Radio Pakistan, he said, “The country will be taken forward as per the vision
NEW YORK, August 05: Climate change could result in much of Pakistan, India and Bangladesh becoming “too hot to live” by 2100, a recent study published in the Science Advances magazine has predicted. The study titled Predicting Risks of Extreme Heat Waves in South Asia suggests that deadly heat
Media Holding Statement Islamabad, August 5, 2017: A fault occurred near Jeddah, Saud Arabia in one of the international submarine cable systems IMEWE providing internet bandwidth to Pakistan, early morning today. Due to this, customers will experience slow internet browsing. Another international cable system SEA-ME-WE 4 is already under repair by
All CNG Stations will remain closed in Sindh Province on the following days next week Date From For Monday, August 7 2017 8 A.M. 24 Hours Wednesday, August 9 2017 8 A.M. 24 Hours Friday, August 11 2017 8 A.M. 24 Hours Gas supply to all industries including power
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