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Deadline passes, PM’s hunt for financial secretaries still

Islamabad: The federal government has not yet found appropriate federal secretaries from the private sector to operate the most important economic ministries, as the deadline given by Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif to card list the potential candidates have also lapsed. The sources interested in the internal discussions said a committee has met a few candidates

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President calls for stronger Pakistan-Morocco-tape

Listen to article Islamabad: President Asif Zardari said on Tuesday that Pakistan valued his financial ties with Morocco and saw great potential to increase bilateral cooperation. He made these comments during a meeting with the Ambassador of Morocco, Mohamed Karmoune, who called him to Aiwan-e-Sadr, a statement from the presidency. The president observed that Africa

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Another monsoon wave that is going to hit this week

Listen to article Islamabad: Pakistan Meteorological Department (PMD) Tuesday predicted a fresh spell with widespread rain, wind and thunderstorms over most parts of the country in the coming days, with monsoon activity expected to intensify from August 17. According to Met Office, monsoon streams from the Arabian Sea are continuously entering the upper parts of

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New Pak-US Front against Terror took sights on eg, ttp

Pakistan and the United States promised on Tuesday to elaborate on Counter terrorism collaboration with a renewed focus on tackling banned terrorist groups, including Balochistan Liberation Army (eg), the Islamic State (ISIS) -khorasan and Tehreek-E-Taliban Pakistan (TTP). But what was important in the joint statement that was issued after the latest round of terrorism -dialogue

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Five nations owe Pakistan $ 304 million, Revision reveals

Islamabad: An audit has revealed that five countries owe Pakistan tens of thousands of millions of dollars, with the accountant in Pakistan (AGP) recommending that the case be addressed to the relevant diplomatic level of improvement, it appeared on Tuesday. Officials of the Ministry of Economic Affairs said that they persecuted the recovery through the

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