South Korean company Samsung signed an agreement with Pakistani local firm Lucky Mortar Corporation to start up a mobile phone manufacturing plant in Pakistan. This initiative was taken to fulfill the local demand for Samsung smartphones after Samsung got 164 million subscribers from Pakistan. Minister for energy, Hamad Azhar congratulated LMC and Samsung for beginning this new business set up in Pakistan.
It emerged that Veet Pakistan, one of Reckitt Pakistan’s most popular brands, partnered with The Citizens Foundation (TCF), a trusted... read more
The Board of Secondary Education Karachi (BSEK) chairman, Syed Sharaf Ali Shah, said that 38 center control officers were responsible... read more
On Monday, SBP has announced that it has eased the restrictions for renewable energy solution providers under its Refinance Scheme... read more
Lahore: Last Saturday, Vakeel Online, a promising legal technology start-up, and online community, hosted an event in Lahore. The... read more
Prime Minister Imran Khan directed concerned authorities to complete the under-construction Green Line Bus Rapid Transit System project in Karachi... read more
As global energy prices rise, Saudi Aramco is on the verge of becoming the world's most valuable company, a designation... read more
On Monday, Prime Minister Imran Khan stated that his government has developed and implemented a comprehensive 'Agriculture Transformation Plan' for... read more
Health authorities in Sindh launched a mobile vaccination center in Karachi to control the surge in COVID-19 cases. Health authorities... read more
On Thursday, the Pakistan Civil Aviation Authority (PCAA) has launched an app to identify and report hazards, risky incidents, accidents... read more
The land mafia of Faisalabad had unlawfully occupied the land of the school. The public complained at the PM portal... read more
