New Provinces Could Cost Pakistan Up to Rs730 Billion Annually, Think Tank Warns
Creating additional provinces in Pakistan could impose substantial recurring costs on public finances, according to a new assessment by the Policy Research.
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Creating additional provinces in Pakistan could impose substantial recurring costs on public finances, according to a new assessment by the Policy Research.
Pakistan and Singapore discussed restoring direct flights and expanding trade ties, while exchanging an agreement to strengthen disaster preparedness and emergency response cooperation.
Health and environmental specialists call for stronger disaster preparedness and climate-resilient healthcare in Pakistan after a Lancet warning.
The Sindh government has proposed a $7 million project to set up air-quality monitoring stations in 23 districts, with the aim of improving pollution measurement and supporting env.
Education specialists and stakeholders in Sindh have called for a dedicated budget and a formal provincial policy to strengthen science, technology, engineering, arts and mathemati.
Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has approved plans to expand Karachi and Lahore airports, directing aviation authorities to improve passenger facilities and ensure that development w.
The World Bank has raised concerns about progress on a $727 million hydropower and renewable-energy project in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, warning that significant risks remain despite imp.
World Bank flags substantial risks to KP’s $727 million energy project despite progress on the Gabral-Kalam hydropower scheme.
Pakistan plans a $10 million fund for clean-air startups, with board approval expected and further details on financing and applications still to be announced.
Pakistan raises petrol to Rs377.91 and diesel to Rs399.82 per litre as the government implements daily fuel-price reviews.
Pakistan and Kuwait's naval leadership discussed maritime security, professional training and capacity building during the Kuwaiti naval commander's visit to Islamabad this week.
A Rs13.32 billion solar electricity scheme for Khyber Pakhtunkhwa’s merged districts has received preliminary approval, advancing plans to provide off-grid power solutions to local households.
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