Tag: CPEC
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Tea plantation in Pakistan soon to be pursued on commercial scale
There are plans to cultivate tea an area of about 25,000 acres over next five years
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Taliban told to make clean break from regional terrorist outfits
Pakistan and China have jointly urged the Afghan Taliban to completely sever ties with the East Turkestan Islamic Movement (ETIM), the banned Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP)
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Digital connectivity holds the key to economic growth in Pakistan
Digital conectivity holds the key to economic growth in Pakistan, after the country went into lockdown last year, residents used smartphones, tablet computers and laptops to work, study and stay connected. As new digital behaviors formed, the critical role of communications service providers to support a functioning society with flawless digital communication capabilities in times…
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Pakistan rejects Indian minister’s baseless claims regarding CPEC, Afghanistan and Kashmir
Says regurgitation of false and fabricated claims by India can’t change facts
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Balochistan Crisis: The need for Dialogue & Reconciliation
This opinion is written by Shanawar Aziz. The Prime Minister has recently called for reconciliation efforts with the insurgent elements of Balochistan. It is the largest province of Pakistan by area and yet the smallest province by population. It comprises 7% of the total population. It forms the southwestern border of Pakistan. Balochistan means “the…
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Pakistan on the Threshold of a Double War
This opinion is shared by Prof. Fazal Tanha Gharshin. Sometimes it becomes very difficult to predict the safe and sound destination of Pakistan when a cursory look is viewed on its faced internal and external challenges, either created or backed by Pakistanis themselves. One school of thought has been of the view that the division…
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PM Imran Khan Highlights importance of regional peace during Uzbekistan visit
Prime Minsiter Imran Khan addressed a news conference during his visit to Uzbekistan
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PM Khan considering reaching out to the Baloch insurgents
Prime Minister (PM) Imran Khan, during his speech in Gwadar, says he is thinking of talking to insurgents in Balochistan because he thinks things have changed. Addressing students, elders and businessmen during his visit to Gwadar, he said, “We should never have worried that insurgents have come to Balochistan or are involved in the movement.”…
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PM Khan to make one-day visit to Gwadar
Islamabad: According to reports, Prime Minister Imran Khan will make a one-day visit on Monday to Gwadar to review the various on-going development projects in the city. Government sources stated that the PM will partake in the foundation-laying ceremonies of the projects ongoing in the city. He will be escorted by federal ministers on this…
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West fears China’s rising power: FM Qureshi
ISLAMABAD: While speaking to a private TV Channel, foreign Minister Shah Mehmood Qureshi was asked that how is Washington exerting pressure on Islamabad to which he highlighted that US is trying to convey a message to Pakistan to end cordial relations with China. The foreign minister explained that Pakistan wants to strengthen its relations…