By Syed Asif Salahuddin The rationale behind this surge in the power sector subsidies is multifaceted. It stems from the rising cost of fuel imperative to support the power sector during the economic recovery, relentless circular debt crisis, and the government’s commitment to providing affordable electricity to its citizens. The power sector’s circular debt has …
Syed Asif Salahuddin The involvement of army in economic reforms under SIFC is a positive factor, but the broader goal should be making Pakistan a competitive player in the global market. This is an opportunity for Pakistan to shine on the world stage and revitalize its economy, but it must be tapped with appropriate planning …
By Syed Asif Salahuddin Although religion is often used to fuel tensions, the Palestine-Israel conflict is not fundamentally a religious war. Hamas launched an unprovoked attack on Israel, marking a significant escalation in the ongoing conflict. This event has garnered international attention, and its analysis largely depends on the historical perspective from which it is …
“Recognizing the importance of the textile industry for Pakistan’s economy, the country has been actively seeking opportunities to upgrade its manufacturing capabilities. China, renowned for its expertise in textile machinery, has emerged as a valuable partner in this endeavor,” said Waseem Bari, a Pakistani businessman with a keen interest in the textile industry who visits …
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ISLAMABAD, Nov. 18 (INP) – Though Pakistan has been making efforts to attract foreign direct investment (FDI), these endeavours have only looked for immediate gains rather than ensuring sustainable, long-term growth in the investment environment.According to the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD), despite a global decline of 12% in FDI in 2022, …
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ISLAMABAD, Nov. 18 (INP) – Though Pakistan has been making efforts to attract foreign direct investment (FDI), these endeavours have only looked for immediate gains rather than ensuring sustainable, long-term growth in the investment environment.According to the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD), despite a global decline of 12% in FDI in 2022, …
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