Dhaka: Pakistan and Bangladesh have agreed to further strengthen their bilateral relations across various sectors. This understanding was reached during a meeting between Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Mohammad Ishaq Dar and Bangladesh’s Foreign Adviser Touhid Hossain in Dhaka today (Sunday). According to Radio Pakistan, the two sides reviewed
Islamabad: The government has reiterated its commitment to aiding flood-affected communities, ensuring both immediate relief and long-term rehabilitation. Officials have emphasized the importance of collaborative efforts between the Federal Government and provincial authorities to restore essential infrastructure. According to Radio Pakistan, a government representative speaking on a private news channel
Dhaka: Pakistan’s Federal Minister for Commerce, H.E. Jam Kamal Khan, visited Square Pharmaceuticals PLC in Dhaka on Friday as part of his ongoing official visit to Bangladesh. According to Press Information Department, during the visit, the Minister held a meeting with the Managing Director and senior management of Square Pharmaceuticals,
Islamabad: The recent floods have brought to light urgent and systemic failures in infrastructure planning as newly constructed roads and bridges, worth billions of rupees, collapsed under rainfall levels that should not have posed a threat, highlighting the immediate need for action. According to Islamabad Chamber of Commerce and Industry,
Karachi: Expressing serious concern over the substantial losses Karachi endures each monsoon, Pasban Democratic Party (PDP) Chairman Altaf Shakoor stated on Sunday that the financial toll of floods far exceeds the costs associated with reviving the city’s natural waterways, which have been obstructed due to encroachments. He highlighted that the