Lahore: Former Federal Minister Khawaja Saad Rafique called on Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif in Lahore on Sunday. They exchanged views on the overall and political situation of the country. According to Radio Pakistan, during the meeting, they also discussed party and organizational matters.
Swat: Rescue and relief activities are in full swing in the flood-affected regions of Swat, with the Federal Reserve Police leading the efforts as per the instructions of Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi. The teams are working diligently to provide assistance to the victims of the devastating floods. According to Radio
Islamabad: Pakistan Army has established a field hospital in the village of Teru, tehsil Phander in Gilgit-Baltistan. A team of doctors will stay in the affected area with essential medicines and provide 24-hour medical facilities to the local population. According to Radio Pakistan, four doctors, including a child specialist, a
Dir: Work for the restoration of the Jar Bridge, connecting Dir and Bajaur, is continuing at fast pace by the Pakistan Army. Efforts are underway to install a new bridge at the site of the damaged structure. Troops from the Pakistan Army Corps of Engineers are working day and night
Peshawar: Prime Minister’s Coordinator on KP Affairs Ikhtiar Wali Khan says the federal government, along with the army and rescue agencies, is assisting people affected by recent cloudbursts and floods in the province. According to Radio Pakistan, in a statement, he said Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif immediately contacted KP Chief
Islamabad: Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar has expressed his gratitude for the United Kingdom’s solidarity and its readiness to support relief and recovery efforts in the face of recent floods in Pakistan. He conveyed his appreciation during a telephone conversation with British Secretary of State for Foreign,
Islamabad: Senator Irfan Siddiqui has strongly criticized the politics of protests and sit-ins, stating that such actions are not in favor of the national interest. He expressed these views while addressing the All Parties Conference organized by the Awami National Party in Islamabad. According to Radio Pakistan, Senator Siddiqui emphasized
Islamabad: Pakistan’s crypto initiatives have significantly enhanced the country’s importance in Washington and opened up new investment opportunities. According to Radio Pakistan, Pakistan received recognition in Washington due to Field Marshal Syed Asim Munir’s strategy and crypto initiatives. The British newspaper Financial Times reported that these efforts have led to