Wednesday, February 22nd, 2023
Indonesian envoy calls for academia linkages
Indonesia has a strong desire to enhance its economic relationship with Pakistan: Ambassador Tugio ISLAMABAD, FEB 22 /DNA/ – “There is a lot of untapped potential from Pakistan to contribute to the world market”, said the Indonesian Ambassador. Adam M. Tugio during interactive session. Indonesia has a strong desire to enhance its economic relationship with Pakistan noting its geo-economics strategy and its geographic location as gateway to land-locked countries in Central Asia and beyond, said Ambassador Tugio. The envoy showed pie charts of economic complexity indicating industries where Pakistan manufacturesRead More
Star-studded Sarangi event by Serena Hotels
Aziz Boolani, CEO Serena Hotels lauds the talented performers and encouraged others to participate in the Season 7 competition ISLAMABAD, FEB 22 /DNA/ – Serena Hotels under its Cultural Diplomacy hosted Sarangi season 6 finale at the Sheesh Mahal of Islamabad Serena Hotel, an evening dedicated to promoting the hidden talents of Pakistan by providing them the hotel’s platform to showcase their musical talent with a wider audience; an opportunity to become the nation’s rising stars. Sarangi, a music initiative has been encouraging young and talented individuals or group ofRead More
Chinese foreign trade enterprises go all out to expand overseas market
By Luo Shanshan, People’s Daily China’s annual foreign trade value topped 40 trillion yuan (about 5.94 trillion U.S. dollars) for the first time in 2022, and the country maintained the world’s largest trading nation in goods for six consecutive years. As the new year has arrived, foreign trade enterprises are going all out to embrace the overseas market. At the Zhoushan port in Ningbo, east China’s Zhejiang province, containers were unloaded from two 200,000-ton vessels by 45 bridge cranes and 122 gantry cranes. Such a busy scene at the portRead More
Northeast China’s Changchun enjoys fruitful results in expansion of urban greenery
By Meng Haiying, Zheng Zhiwen, People’s Daily Hit by heavy snow, Jingyuetan National Forest Park in Changchun, northeast China’s Jilin province, recently put on a “white coat”. As far as the eye can see, there were towering pines and cypresses and a lake covered by ice. Squirrels were sometimes seen running in the woods. “I’m here with my family to get some air. It took us around half an hour to get here by subway. It’s very convenient,” said a visitor surnamed Liu, who was strolling in the park. Nowadays,Read More