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Rs.1.20 billion spent on 129 highways schemes

February 26, 2019: An amount of Rs.1.20 billion has so far been spent on 129 ongoing development schemes of the provincial highways department in Sargodha division. This was disclosed at a meeting held

Pakistan Infrastructure Bank expected to be operational this year

February 26, 2019: Finance Minister Asad Umar chaired a high level meeting in Islamabad to discuss matters pertaining to operationalization of Pakistan Infrastructure Bank and Public–Private Partnership Authority. The Pakistan Infrastructure Bank which

Corporate debt risks weighing on world growth: OECD

Paris, Feb 25: Record levels of corporate borrowing could become a risk for the world economy if slowing growth prevents companies from redeeming their maturing bonds over the next few years, the OECD

Banks not playing due role in national development

The Federation of Pakistan Chamber of Commerce and Industry (FPCCI) on Saturday said banking sector is yet to play its due role in national development by giving required loans to different sectors. The role of

LSMI witnesses impressive growth of 5.6% in one year

The Large Scale Manufacturing Industries (LSMI) in the country witnessed an impressive 5.6 percent growth during the fiscal year 2016-17 as compared to output of last year. The country’s LSMI Quantum Index Numbers (QIM) was

Oil Tankers to go on Strike from August 21

Oil tankers association has again called a strike from August 21, halting oil supplies across the country as they rejected the ruling of the Oil and Gas Regulatory Authority and National Highway Authority. A series

Malaysian official arrives to mentor full membership of IPEA

An official of Institution of Engineers Malaysia (IEM) arrived here on Friday on a three-day visit for mentoring full membership of International Professional Engineers Agreement (IPEA). Dato Ir. Dr. Gue See Sew, was welcomed by Chairman of

PBC advocates long term policies to boost exports

A group of Pakistan Business Council met Prime Minister Shahid Khaqqan Abbasi asking for long-term policies and restructuring of export package to promote value-added exports over a 10-year horizon. “Short-term measures are not sustainable,” Pakistan