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Balochistan AG tells court that Pakistani experts examining feasibility report ISLAMABAD: Balochistan Advocate General (AG), Salahuddin Mengal, informed the apex court on Monday that the provincial government would not renew the exploration licence of Tethyan Copper Company (TCC) until it fulfilled all the terms and conditions of the contract.
ISLAMABAD, Jan 31: The Capital Development Authority (CDA) and the Islamabad Electric Supply Company (Iesco) are engaged in a blame game over land encroachment in the capital, holding each other responsible for the crisis.
In December 2010 Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao visited Pakistan. The objective was to boost trade and investment in Pakistan. Before his visit to Pakistan, he was in India. Mr Wen said that he will seek to reassure Islamabad that they remain important allies, despite China’s improving ties with India.
Lately, Pakistan real estate has seen few ups and downs, but by and large, we can safely claim that the real estate market in Pakistan (just like the overall economy) hasn’t achieved its true potential as yet. We know that Real estate markets often rise and fall in tandem with the overall economies. When the[…]
ISLAMABAD, Jan 22: As many as 25 members of the 100-seat Senate have decided to become party in the Supreme Court case on the issue of Reko Diq copper-gold mines of Balochistan.
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan possesses hydro potential of 50,000 megawatts (MW) and most of the potential exists in KPK and FATA, participants at a two-day workshop on “Productive Use of Renewable Energy (PURE)” were told.
ISLAMABAD (APP) – The Central Development Working Party (CDWP) is likely to approve about five dozen development projects worth billions of rupees with special focus on the development of Balochistan province for which 26 development schemes would be given approval.
LAHORE (January 19, 2011) : A Lahore based local waste management firm, Waste Busters, has been awarded a contract by the United Nations Military Observer Group in India and Pakistan to collect and dispose off their hazardous waste materials in the region.
KARACHI: As the Reko Diq case unfolds in the Supreme Court of Pakistan and the media, there is a tangible fear that the short-sightedness of powers that be will squander an opportunity that could spell an economic turnaround for the country.
