Karachi: Thirteen days are left now for illegal foreigners and Afghan Citizen Card holders to leave Pakistan. The government has given them a deadline to leave the country by the 31st of this month. According to Radio Pakistan, the government is ensuring access to essential services such as food and
New York: At the United Nations, Pakistan has demanded a halt to the genocidal war in Gaza and implementation of the 15th January ceasefire agreement. Permanent representative of Pakistan to the UN, Munir Akram, addressed the 15-member Security Council in New York, emphasizing that Israel’s aggression, its attacks, and its
Islamabad: Pakistan is upgrading its passport printing owing to the technical support of new passport printing machines imported from Germany. According to Radio Pakistan, Pakistan is gearing up for a significant upgrade in its passport system with the import of two high-tech e-passport printers and six desktop printers from Germany.
Islamabad: Minister for Information Technology Shaza Fatima has announced that programs are being implemented to train youth in Artificial Intelligence (AI). Speaking at a briefing on Zahanat AI, she underscored the importance of embracing AI to keep pace with global advancements. According to Radio Pakistan, Minister Shaza highlighted that the
Islamabad: Special Assistant to the Prime Minister Haroon Akhtar Khan has emphasized further development in dairy farming and milk processing industries to improve quality standards and reduce production costs. He was speaking to a delegation of the Pakistan Dairy Association in Islamabad today. According to Radio Pakistan, during the meeting,
Karachi: Navies of Pakistan and Russia conducted a bilateral naval exercise, Arabian Monsoon-VI, in the North Arabian Sea. Various assets of Pakistan Navy, including a Destroyer, an Offshore Patrol Vessel, a Fast Attack Craft (Missile), a Maritime Patrol Aircraft, and a UAV, participated in the exercise alongside Russian Navy ships.
Islamabad: The Ambassador of the European Union to Pakistan, Dr. Riina Kionka, called on Minister for Commerce Jam Kamal Khan in Islamabad today. The meeting focused on enhancing bilateral trade relations and exploring future business engagements between the EU and Pakistan. According to Radio Pakistan, Dr. Kionka extended an invitation
Islamabad: The National Assembly was informed today that Pakistani passports now incorporate international security features, making them resistant to forgery. Minister of State for Interior, Talal Chaudhary, shared this update during the Question Hour, emphasizing the government’s commitment to combating human smuggling. He noted that strict measures have been taken