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PM Orders Transparent PIA Privatisation, Live Broadcasts
PM Shehbaz directs live broadcasts of PIA privatisation to ensure full transparency. Govt invites fresh bids, offering up to 100% shares of the airline.
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Finance Minister Showcases Economic Gains at IMF-World Bank Spring Meetings
FM Aurangzeb highlights Pakistan's improving economy, global investor confidence & digitalisation drive at IMF-WB Spring Meetings in Washington. Focus: reforms, climate resilience & investment.
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Pakistan Stock Market Drops Over 2,000 Points Amid Escalating India-Pakistan Tensions
The Pakistan Stock Exchange plunged over 2,000 points as geopolitical tensions rise following a deadly attack in occupied Kashmir. With the market reeling, investors remain cautious.
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World Bank Sees Stabilization in Pakistan’s Economy but Calls for Urgent Reforms
Pakistan's economy shows signs of recovery — 2.7% growth forecast for FY25. But World Bank warns: jobs, poverty & reforms remain big challenges.
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Govt to Shut Down 168 Incomplete Projects Worth Rs1.1 Trillion Amid IMF Pressure
On IMF's demand, govt halts 168 incomplete projects worth Rs1.1 trillion. No more federal funding—provinces to handle under 18th Amendment.
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PM Shehbaz Sharif Embarks on 2-Day Visit to Turkiye to Strengthen Bilateral Ties
PM Shehbaz Sharif begins a 2-day visit to Turkiye at President Erdogan’s invitation to deepen Pak-Turkiye ties. Talks will focus on trade, defense, and regional cooperation.
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Haj 2024: Rs199 Billion Transferred, But Fate of 67,000 Pakistani Pilgrims Uncertain
Rs199bn transferred to Saudi Arabia for Haj 2024, but 67,000 Pakistani pilgrims face uncertainty. Private Haj organizers demand clarity on visas, funds & government restrictions. Religious ministry says efforts are ongoing.
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Khawaja Asif: 22 Million Beggars Damaging Pakistan’s Global Image
Defense Minister Khawaja Asif says 22 million beggars in Pakistan earn Rs. 82 billion monthly—many beg abroad, damaging Pakistan’s international reputation and visa credibility.
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