Pakistan Proposes Over Rs. 15 Trillion Tax Target to IMF for Next Fiscal Year
The first economic review of Pakistan’s $7 billion bailout program is underway, with discussions between Pakistan and the International Monetary
Haleon Pakistan Starts Exporting Locally Manufactured Centrum to Kenya
Haleon Pakistan Limited, formerly known as GlaxoSmithKline Consumer Healthcare Pakistan Limited, has successfully exported Centrum—a well-known multivitamin brand—from its manufacturing
Govt Informs IMF About Plans to Forcefully Retire Surplus Employees
Pakistan has informed the International Monetary Fund of its plans to offer golden handshake packages to surplus government employees amid
Public Accounts Committee Raises Concerns Over Financial Mismanagement and Illegal Practices
In a recent meeting of the Public Accounts Committee (PAC), several critical issues related to financial mismanagement, unutilized funds, and
Pakistan Seeks $2 Billion from Gulf Nations for Strategic Chagai-Gwadar Railway Track
Pakistan has approached Gulf countries for a $2 billion investment to construct a critical railway connection between Chagai and Gwadar,
Moody’s Upgrades Pakistan’s Banking Outlook to Positive
Global rating agency Moody’s has revised Pakistan’s banking sector outlook from stable to positive, citing resilient financial performance and improving
Pakistan’s Tourism Industry Likely to Generate $5.5 Billion Till 2029
Pakistan’s travel and tourism sector is on track to generate more than $4 billion in revenue by 2025, according to
Hikers Robbed at Gunpoint on Islamabad’s Trail 7, One Briefly Kidnapped
Armed robbers targeted a group of ten hikers on Islamabad’s Trail 7, stealing their valuables and briefly kidnapping one person
Google Wallet Officially Launches in Pakistan
Google has officially launched its mobile payment service, Google Wallet, in Pakistan, bringing contactless payment capabilities to millions of smartphone
Govt Considers Increasing Levy on Petrol to Meet Tax Shortfall
Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif’s government has once again postponed decisions on two critical policy matters – whether to allow dual
