Sunday, August 25th, 2024
Sheikh Ahmed Al Maktoum discusses investments with Pakistan’s DPM/FM
ISLAMABAD, AUG 25 /DNA/ – A high-ranking UAE delegation led by His Highness Sheikh Ahmed Dalmook Al Maktoum met with Pakistan’s Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister, Mohammad Ishaq Dar, to discuss potential investments in Pakistan’s key sectors. The discussions centered on exploring opportunities in the maritime, railways, and aviation sectors, with both sides expressing a strong commitment to enhancing economic cooperation. The meeting underscored the UAE’s interest in Pakistan’s strategic infrastructure and the mutual benefits of increased investment and collaboration between the two nations.
Sheikh Ahmed Al Maktoum discusses investments with Pakistan’s DPM/FM
ISLAMABAD, AUG 25 /DNA/ – A high-ranking UAE delegation led by His Highness Sheikh Ahmed Dalmook Al Maktoum met with Pakistan’s Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister, Mohammad Ishaq Dar, to discuss potential investments in Pakistan’s key sectors. The discussions centered on exploring opportunities in the maritime, railways, and aviation sectors, with both sides expressing a strong commitment to enhancing economic cooperation. The meeting underscored the UAE’s interest in Pakistan’s strategic infrastructure and the mutual benefits of increased investment and collaboration between the two nations.
Experts highlight Pakistan’s unique position in balancing US-China relations
LAHORE, AUG 25 /DNA/ – In the seminar organized by the Institute of International Relations and Media Research on the speakers highlighted this. Pakistan can play in bringing together the United States and China on a host of issues instead of siding with any one of it at the cost of its relations with the other power. The seminar on ” Common Interests of US and China in Pakistan and a way forward for Pakistan “was hosted and chaired by foreign affairs expert Syed Muhammad Mehdi here on Sunday. Michael Kugelman,Read More
British HC Jane likely to face Pak demarche
The public perception was that Jane’s views on the elections diverged sharply from those of the government. Commentators and analysts suggested that Jane’s statements likely echoed the sentiments of the majority of the Pakistani populace. However, many critics argued that she overstepped her bounds by commenting on Pakistan’s internal affairs Ansar M Bhatti/DNA ISLAMABAD: In an unprecedented move in the diplomatic arena, British High Commissioner to Pakistan, Jane Marriott, is likely to face a strong demarche from Pakistan over her alleged support for the PTI and its leader, Imran Khan.Read More
Govt to abolish all ‘non-strategic’ ministries, says federal minister
ISLAMABAD, AUG 25: Federal Minister for Maritime Affairs, Qaiser Ahmed Sheikh, said on Saturday that the government plans to close or privatise state-owned enterprises (SOEs) and ministries classified as “non-strategic” as part of its austerity measures. Speaking on Dawn News TV’s programme ‘Doosra Rukh with Nadir Guramani,’ the federal minister emphasised that this move will not only relieve the government of a significant burden but also ensure a focus on “good governance.” Sheikh said that the government was looking at multiple SOEs and considering whether to privatise them or closeRead More
Talha Mahmood, Azerbaijan Ambassador inaugurate ‘Red Maple’ School
Talha Mahmood, Azerbaijan Ambassador inaugurate ‘Red Maple’ Montessori in Islamabad; school offers comprehensive educational and care services. ISLAMABAD, AUG 25 /DNA/ – Former Federal Minister and Senator Talha Mahmood, along with the Ambassador of Azerbaijan, Khazar Farhadov, and other distinguished guests, inaugurated the state-of-the-art ‘Red Maple’ Montessori and School in Islamabad’s Sector F-7. The school provides a range of educational and care services, including Toddler, Casa, Daycare, and After Care facilities. During the event, the Head of School and Managing Director, Maleeha Hammad, gave an overview of the various facilitiesRead More