Islamabad: Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar has reiterated the government’s commitment to creating an enabling environment for investment, enhancing transparency, and safeguarding the interests of all stakeholders. According to Radio Pakistan, Ishaq Dar chaired a high-level meeting in Islamabad to discuss challenges faced by the power sector.
Islamabad: The Economic Survey for the fiscal year 2024-25, launched in Islamabad on Monday, showed an upward economic trajectory, recording a 2.68 percent GDP growth rate. Unveiling the Survey, Minister for Finance Muhammad Aurangzeb mentioned that this is a gradual recovery, but the right path forward is to achieve sustainable
Islamabad: The Federal Budget for the fiscal year 2025-26 is set to be presented in the National Assembly on Tuesday. The presentation will take place at the Parliament House in Islamabad, with the Lower House convening at five p.m. The Upper House session is scheduled to follow at six p.m
Islamabad: The Pakistan Economic Survey 2024-25 report will be launched today (Monday). Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb will release the Economic Survey Report at a ceremony in Islamabad. According to Radio Pakistan, the event will provide insights into the country’s economic performance over the past year. The report will cover various
Islamabad: The launching ceremony of the Pakistan Economic Survey 2024-25 report is underway in Islamabad. Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb is sharing the salient features of the report. According to Radio Pakistan, the event marks a significant moment where key insights and data from the economic survey are being presented. The
Islamabad: Minister for Finance, Senator Muhammad Aurangzeb, has reaffirmed that the government would continue to take necessary actions to sustain this positive momentum in the business activities. He was speaking to a delegation of Overseas Investors Chamber of Commerce and Industry, led by President Yousaf Hussain in Islamabad today. According
Islamabad: The government has endorsed the establishment of the Pakistan Digital Assets Authority (PDAA) to regulate blockchain-based financial infrastructure. The new regulatory body is set to oversee and manage the licensing, compliance, and innovation within the digital asset ecosystem in the country. According to Radio Pakistan, the PDAA will regulate
Islamabad: The government has endorsed the establishment of the Pakistan Digital Assets Authority (PDAA) to regulate blockchain-based financial infrastructure. The new regulatory body is set to oversee and manage the licensing, compliance, and innovation within the digital asset ecosystem in the country. According to Radio Pakistan, the PDAA will regulate