Karachi: Pakistan has urged the UN Security Council for a decisive action to address the escalating crisis in Haiti. Delivering the national statement during a UN Security Council briefing on Haiti, Pakistan’s Permanent Representative to the UN, Ambassador Asim Iftikhar Ahmad, emphasized that the people of Haiti deserve peace, stability,
GWADAR: Students and faculty members of Turbat University undertook an educational visit to Gwadar Port. They were briefed on the commencement of phase two of CPEC. According to Radio Pakistan, through the briefing and site visit, students gained insights into maritime and commercial activities at Gwadar Port.
Rawalpindi: Minister for Railways Hanif Abbasi has announced a proactive anti-encroachment initiative aimed at reclaiming all railway land that has been encroached upon. Speaking to media personnel in Rawalpindi, Abbasi asserted that the drive is being conducted without any biases or consideration of external influences. He emphasized that the operation
Islamabad: Islamabad Police is observing Ghazi Week to pay tribute to those personnel who stood firm in the line of duty and received injuries without caring for their own lives. According to Radio Pakistan, grand ceremonies are being held in which over one hundred and thirty officers who achieved the
Islamabad: The 6th Meeting of the OIC Steering Committee for reviewing the progress on the implementation of the OIC Science, Technology and Innovation agenda 2026 commenced at COMSTECH Secretariat in Islamabad on Tuesday. Heads and representatives of fifteen OIC institutions from Saudi Arabia, Kazakhstan, Turkiye, Jordan, Uganda, Bangladesh, Malaysia, and
Islamabad: Law Minister Azam Nazeer Tarar has assured the Senate that the issue of canals will be resolved as per the constitution and the law and in consultation with the Sindh Government. Responding to opposition benches’ points regarding the water issue, he said on the instructions of Prime Minister Shehbaz
Islamabad: Pakistan recorded a current account surplus of 1.2 billion dollars in March this year. This marks the country’s highest monthly current account surplus to date. According to Radio Pakistan, the surplus of 1.8 billion dollars in the first nine months of the current fiscal year is a welcome development.
Islamabad: A two-day International Conference on “Nuclear Deterrence in the Age of Emerging Technologies” was recently held at the Center for International Strategic Studies in Islamabad. The conference aimed to foster constructive dialogue on global strategic issues and to share Pakistan’s policy perspectives. According to Radio Pakistan, Chairman Joint Chiefs