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Islamabad: The Ministry of Religious Affairs held a conference on the National Council of Ulema and Mashaikh on Thursday and brought together prominent religious researchers from across the country. The conference presented in -depth discussions on the Ulema national bill and the Mashaikh Council. In a notable development, the participants approved the English translation of

Islamabad: The Minister of Finance Muhammad Aurangzeb assured Thursday at the National Assembly that the Sukkur-Hyderabad-Karachi highway is essential for the economic connectivity of Pakistan and will be completed at all costs. Responding to the concerns raised by the legislators, the minister said that the project had been hierarchical and goes forward with funding by

Islamabad: Pakistan and the United Kingdom have agreed to improve their cooperation to combat illegal immigration, online harassment of children and other serious crimes. The commitment was reaffirmed at a high-level meeting in Islamabad, chaired by the Minister of the Interior, Mohin Naqvi, where officials of the two countries have examined the progress of the

Islamabad / Lahore: The federal government has set up a high -level working group to approach the worsening of the water shortage and its impact on Rabi and Kharif cultures. The body, co -chaired by the Federal Minister for Climate Change, Dr Musadik Malik and the Federal Water Resources Minister Muhammad Moeen Wattoo, held his

Karachi: The Pakistani army spokesman warned that any serious climbing between the two nuclear neighbors could have catastrophic consequences. “The world now recognizes the extent of the nuclear threat. Any healthy player, such as the United States, understands this absurdity and what Indians are trying to do here,” DG Ispr, General Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry in

Islamabad: Vice-Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs Ishaq Dar told the House of Parliament on Thursday that Pakistan had not asked for a cease-fire during the recent climbing with India. Instead, Dar said, it’s [ceasefire] was initiated following an appeal from the American Secretary of State, which revealed that India was willing to stop

On Thursday, the United Nations dismissed a declaration of independence from Pakistan by certain Balouthes separatists, claiming that the world body represents the sovereignty and territorial integrity of all the Member States, including Pakistan. Answering a question from Kurdish TV journalist during the regular briefing in New York, the deputy spokesman for the UN Farhan

Islamabad: Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has promised to defend the sovereignty and territorial integrity of Pakistan against any future aggression, in the midst of increasing tensions triggered by the recent provocative remarks of Indian leaders. During a telephone call with President Azerbaijani Ilham Aliyev, the Prime Minister reaffirmed Pakistan’s commitment to the cease-fire agreement with