Pakistan’s emphasis on homegrown issues has left the encompassing district in a condition of vulnerability. Of specific concern is India’s observing of the new Chinese-expedited bargain among Iran and Saudi Arabia to use its expected advantages. The territorial press offers knowledge into India’s reaction. As per The Representative, an international strategy centered computerized stage, India’s response to the Iran-Saudi Arabia…
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Govt Set To Push Shift From Gas To Electricity Energy-Efficient Buildings
The public authority intends to set out on a 10-year change methodology to move from gas to power in business, modern and private areas, and push energy-effective structures under a Rs45 billion energy productivity and protection project, which imagines energy reserve funds of over Rs500bn per year.
Read MoreKE Collaborates With Bank Alfalah
K-Electric (KE) has teamed up with Bank Alfalah, offering a cashback to the bank’s clients utilizing Alfa Application and QR codes for month to month service bill installment, an assertion said on Friday.
Read MorePakistan Loan Agreement Not On IMF’S Table Shabbar Zaidi
The previous FBR administrator guaranteed that the choice government is forgotten to give the money related way forward to IMF as the continuous money related minister Ishaq Dar has now figured out the monetary difficulties in the country.
Read MoreScope of a Renewable Power Control Centre in Pakistan
Power generation from renewable sources like solar and wind offers numerous benefits to the country, but their uncertain and variable nature poses multiple challenges when their share in the grid rises beyond certain levels.
Read MoreAt Least 3 Dead, 7 Injured In Explosion During Rock Blasting at Diamer Bhasha Dam Police
At least three people died and seven others were injured in an explosion during rock blasting at the site of the under-construction Diamer Bhasha dam in Gilgit Baltistan on Friday, police said. Diamer Senior Administrator of Police (SSP) Muhammad Ayaz let Dawn.
Read MorePrivate-Sector Investments Businessmen Sentiment at an All Time Low Irfan Iqbal Sheikh
Mr. Irfan Iqbal Sheikh, President FPCCI, has apprised that the private-sector in Pakistan is under enormous distress and its investments have dried up due to 21 percent key policy rate; extreme volatility in rupee-dollar parity; consultation-less economic policymaking
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