In honor of PAF's vital role in the 1965 War, the documentaries tell a thrilling tale of the valor and professionalism of PAF and briefly explain the significant events of the seven days.
The visit by the senior UN diplomat highlighted the importance of sustained international support for Pakistan through the rehabilitation and reconstruction phase and for building resilience against future climate shocks.
During her long reign of 70 years, Queen Elizabeth II reformed the monarchy by engaging with the public through walkabouts, royal visits, and attendance at public events.
Price competitiveness and prompt delivery of quality products will therefore be increasingly instrumental in determining which countries are able to enhance or even maintain exports.
Since 1950 Pakistan has been devastated by 29 major flood disasters. The country spent billions of rupees on thousands of flood protection measures, yet losses continued to rise. The ongoing colossal calamity is a good reminder to rethink about the flood protection strategy from scratch, as it has miserably failed the nation. It is a collective failure of everyone who participated in its formulation, provided funds for and implemented it.
Excuses of God’s will may salvage some public officials’ consciences, but the reality is that it is poor governance and the lack of longer-term planning that are the key factors responsible for the deaths of close to 1300 people and the billions of infrastructure lost.
Pakistan’s textile industry is on an upward trajectory with the addition of $500 million per month through incremental capacity. This has been enabled through TERF and its support of 100 new projects.
