Better Rules, Missing Teeth
A fair reading of the Public Procurement Rules, 2026 By Ali khan adv – Procurement and public Law On 28 September 2026 the federal government notified the Public Procurement Rules, 2026. They replace the Public Procurement Rules, 2004, which had governed federal purchasing for more than twenty-two years. The revision follows the Prime Minister’s direction that the framework be brought closer to international practice. A side-by-side reading of the two instruments shows a marked improvement in design. It also shows that the enforcement architecture has not kept pace with the procedural reform. What has changed The most consequential shift isRead More
Day of Condemnation held worldwide against Houthi rebels’ continued attacks on Haramain Sharifain
Attacks on Haramain Sharifain and civilian infrastructure unacceptable, scholars declare Religious leaders express outrage over Houthi actions and announce unconditional solidarity with Saudi Arabia LAHORE, OCT 16 /DNA/ – ARead More
China-Pakistan Youth Forum promotes interdisciplinary dialogue on bilateral cooperation
ISLAMABAD, OCT 16 /DNA/ – The Higher Education Commission (HEC) Pakistan, the Secretariat of the CPEC Consortium of Universities, and the College of International Cooperation and Education at Harbin EngineeringRead More
