Tag: #Finance
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PTI Wants Senate Elections to Conclude with Dignity: Abdul Hafeez Sheikh
Abdul Hafeez Sheikh says that the PTI wants Senate elections to conclude with dignity.
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US IT Company to Begin Operations in Peshawar: Taimur Saleem Jhagra
Taimur Saleem Jhagra says that a US IT company is about to commence operations in Peshawar.
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Kashmiris’ Voice Cannot be Suppressed: Zain Qureshi
Zain Qureshi has said that the voice of the Kashmiris cannot be suppressed.
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Abdul Hafeez Sheikh Chairs Economic Coordination Committee Meeting
Abdul Hafeez Sheikh has chaired an Economic Coordination Committee meeting.
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British Finance Sector’s ‘EU Passport’ Set to Expire
The British Finance Sector’s ‘EU Passport’ is set to expire.
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Wheat Sowing in Pakistan went Better than Expected
ISLAMABAD, Dec 15 (APP): Wheat sowing during the current season has witnessed an encouraging trend as crop cultivation was completed over 89.07 percent against the set target for Rabi 2020-21. According to initial estimates of Provincial Crop Reporting Services, wheat cultivation was completed over 8.203 million hectares as against the set targets of 9.210 million…
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Turkish Lira Rallies After Finance Minister Resigns
The Turkish Lira has rallied after the resignation of the Finance Minister.
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Abdul Hafeez Sheikh & CM Sindh Discuss Wheat Support Price
Abdul Hafeez Sheikh and CM Sindh have discussed the wheat support price.
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NPMC Holds Meeting To Review Price Mechanism For Essential Commodities
Government of Pakistan Ministry of Finance ***** PRESS RELEASE Islamabad – 05 October 2020 The meeting of National Price Monitoring Committee (NPMC) was held under the Chairmanship of the Special Secretary Finance to discuss / evaluate the reasons for increase in prices of essential commodities with particular focus on perishable items. The meeting was convened…
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A year after unprecedented Iraq protests, what has changed?
Baghdad, Sept 29 (AFP/APP):Back in October 2019, unprecedented protests demanded the fall of Iraq’s ruling class. One year on, with a new government in place and nearly 600 protesters killed, almost nothing has changed. The nationwide demonstrations which broke out on October 1, 2019 spiraled into a decentralized movement slamming unemployment, poor public services, endemic…