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Karachi: . Atif Ikram Sheikh, President of the Federation of Pakistan Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FPCCI), has informed that the apex body has hosted a high-profile, interactive and consultative meeting with H.E. Dato’ Mohammad Azhar Mazlan, High Commissioner of Malaysia in Pakistan, aimed at fostering trade, industry and investment cooperation between the two brotherly countries. President FPCCI mentioned that High Commissioner of Malaysia and his team of senior diplomats have assured their support in correcting Pakistan’s bilateral trade deficit with Malaysia through facilitating Pakistani exporters and enhancing market access.…

ISLAMABAD, September 16 (APP): Chairman Pakistan Atomic Energy Commission (PAEC), Dr. Raja Ali Raza Anwar, has said that Pakistan, despite contributing minimally to global carbon emissions, remains among the most climate-vulnerable countries and is actively mitigating these impacts through peaceful applications of nuclear technology. Delivering Pakistan’s National Statement at the Plenary Session of the 69th General Conference of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) in Vienna, Dr. Anwar reaffirmed Pakistan’s commitment to advancing clean, reliable, and sustainable nuclear energy. He congratulated the newly elected officers of the Conference and welcomed…

ISLAMABAD: During a meeting with Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb on Monday, Polish Ambassador Maciej Pisarski reiterated Poland’s strong interest in expanding its footprint in Pakistan’s oil and gas sector, which already holds investments exceeding $100 million.Ambassador Pisarski stated that Poland intends to reinvest locally generated resources into new exploration projects and is looking to share technical expertise and regulatory support with Pakistan. He noted that bilateral trade has surpassed $1 billion, largely in Pakistan’s favor, and expressed Poland’s desire to broaden cooperation into mining and other resource-rich areas.Finance Minister Aurangzeb…

LAHORE: A three-day conference on development economics at the Lahore University of Management Sciences (LUMS) brought together global experts to discuss critical issues, with a special focus on climate and energy challenges facing South Asia.The G²LM|LIC/Path2Dev/BREAD Academic & Policy Conference highlighted key research findings, including studies that found high temperatures and prepaid electricity meters can restrict access for impoverished communities.Other topics explored during the discussions included:Employment and Human Capital: Research suggested that improved information sharing can boost female labor force participation.Education and Health: These areas were underscored as essential for…