Sunday, June 1st, 2025
Uzbek-Afghan-Pak railway project to transform region
Another notable dimension to this evolving regional scenario is the growing role of China as a stabilizing force. Beijing has played a key role in bridging gaps between Islamabad and Kabul, using its economic and strategic leverage to encourage cooperation Ansar Mahmood Bhatti ISLAMABAD, JUN 1 /DNA/ – In a significant diplomatic breakthrough, Pakistan and Afghanistan have agreed to elevate their bilateral diplomatic ties to the ambassadorial level. This development marks a new phase in the relationship between the two neighboring countries, who have long shared not only a borderRead More
Glaciers conference gets lukewarm response
ISLAMABAD, JUN 1 (DNA): The “International High-Level Conference on Glacier Preservation” concluded to emphasize the inextricable link between glacier conservation and sustainable socio-economic development. However, important outcomes of the Conference are the adoption of the Dushanbe Declaration and the Dushanbe Appeal: Call for Action, which call on UN Member States and stakeholders to take the necessary measures to strengthen international cooperation to advance and align the global agenda for the conservation of the cryosphere and glaciers. A Tajik official said that Tajikistan, as a country at the forefront of theseRead More
Serena Hotels and Nomad Art Gallery host vibrant event
Syed Fahim Inam Chief Marketing Officer (Group) of Serena Hotels said, “Our goal is to provide a platform where culture, community, and creativity can converge Mahnoor Ansar/DNA ISLAMABAD, JUN 1: Serena Hotels, in collaboration with the renowned Nomad Art Gallery, brought Islamabad to life with a vibrant cultural event that seamlessly merged art, craft, and cinema into an inspiring experience for visitors from all walks of life. Held at the prestigious Serena Hotel premises, the event drew diplomats, artists, entrepreneurs, and members of the public in celebration of Pakistan’s diverseRead More
Pakistan’s consumer confidence hits six-year high in 2025 survey
ISLAMABAD, JUN 1 /DNA/ – The Federal Minister for Finance and Revenue, Senator Muhammad Aurangzeb, has welcomed the findings of the IPSOS Consumer Confidence Survey for the second quarter of 2025, calling it a strong affirmation of the improving economic outlook and public sentiment across Pakistan. The survey reveals a significant surge in consumer confidence, with 42% of Pakistanis now believing the country is heading in the right direction—the highest level recorded in six years. Perceptions of the economy being strong have also reached their most favorable levels since AugustRead More