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1 month ago Ahsan Iqbal Says Pakistan Is Sitting on $7 Trillion in Minerals Pakistan has mineral resources estimated at more than $7 trillion, and the government is seeking foreign investment to develop them,
1 month ago Pakistan Seeks More US Financing to Reduce Reliance on Chinese Debt Pakistan is seeking greater financing from the United States and plans to return to international capital markets as the government
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1 month ago Punjab Adds New Market Fees on Fruits and Vegetables Punjab has introduced ad valorem market fees on 136 fruits, vegetables and other agricultural products traded through the province’s public