PM Imran Khan will leave for a two-day visit to the Republic of Uzbekistan on 15th July. Foreign Minister Shah Mehmood Qureshi and several other cabinet members will accompany him on this visit. Leaders of both countries will exchange their views on international issues, matters of mutual interest, trade, and economic cooperation. Both leaders will sign different agreements as well.
Rawalpindi: In a press conference, the Joint Action Committee of All Pakistan Private Schools and Colleges Association has announced to... read more
President Arif Alvi on Wednesday accorded approval to Finance (Supplementary) Bill, 2023, generally known as the mini-budget. The approval was... read more
Kyiv: On April 8, it was reported that the European Commission chief and the EU's top diplomat arrived in Kyiv... read more
Addressing the inauguration ceremony of a two-day training program for anti-corruption officers, Provincial Minister for Industries, Commerce, Anti-Corruption and Cooperative... read more
Dublin: Irish politician Richard Boyd Barrett called out Ireland’s "utter hypocrisy" in terms of riposte to global conflicts. He said... read more
Washington: It is reported that a top US military official waived off any chances of China attempting to militarily seize... read more
Islamabad: Former Secretary of Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) Kanwar Dilshad has warned of a ‘political crisis’ after Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf... read more
Prime Minister Imran Khan expressed his displeasure with the poor pace of development projects under the Southern Balochistan Development Package... read more
Shehbaz Sharif, Pakistan's prime minister, has pledged to make the country self-sufficient and politically stable, while also promising to seek... read more
The Punjab chief secretary and inspector general (IG) have expressed their inability to provide foolproof security to polls for the... read more
