Fauji Cement Posts Strong 9-Month Results with High Earnings and Stronger Balance Sheet
Fauji Cement Company Limited (FCCL) reported a profit of Rs. 10.8 billion for 9MFY26, translating into earnings per share (EPS)
Pakistan Rises as Global Outsourcing King, Ranks 16th Worldwide in 2026 Talent Index
Pakistan has emerged as one of the fastest-growing outsourcing destinations in the world, securing the 16th position globally in the
Iran Team Expected to Reach Islamabad Tonight for New US Ceasefire Talks
An Iranian delegation is expected to land in Islamabad late tonight, according to Pakistani sources on Friday, amid indications that
Rupee Closes Week Strongly Despite Latest Dollar Survey
The Pakistani rupee extended its upward streak against the US dollar for the 147th consecutive trading session on Friday, closing
Iran FM Araghchi Calls Ishaq Dar And Asim Munir to Discuss US Ceasefire
Iran’s Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi held a telephone conversation with Pakistan’s Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Senator Mohammad Ishaq
Viral Clip: India Defence Minister’s Bathroom-Style Slip Moment Caught on Camera
Indian Defence Minister Rajnath Singh experienced an awkward moment during his official visit to Germany when he briefly slipped while
Gold Slides Again: Prices Drop for Fifth Consecutive Day in Pakistan
Gold prices in Pakistan continued their downward trajectory on Friday, marking the fifth consecutive day of decline in both domestic
IMF Tells Pakistan to Stop Non-Filers from Importing Cars in Next Budget
Pakistan is preparing to overhaul its vehicle import regime from July 1 as part of broader reforms linked to the
OGDCL Receives Rs. 7.7 Billion Under Circular Debt Settlement Plan
Oil and Gas Development Company Limited has received Rs. 7.725 billion under the government’s circular debt settlement plan, marking the
Pakistan Ports Handle 179,335 Tons of Cargo on Thursday Amid Hormuz Tensions
Pakistan’s two main ports remained active on Thursday, handling a combined 179,335 metric tons of cargo despite rising regional tensions
