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India asked to respect people’s rights in Iiojk

Islamabad: Pakistan said on Friday that India should respect the inalienable rights of the cashmere people, especially their fundamental right to self -determination, as devoted to the relevant resolutions of the United Nations Security Council. In a statement, the spokesman for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs said: “Pakistan believes that the path to peace and […]

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“ Not the plan that we approved, ‘said Dar as he defends the position of Pakistan Gaza

Islamabad: The Gaza Peace Plan at 20 points unveiled by US President Donald Trump this week does not align with the project proposed by an Arab coalition and other Islamic countries, according to the Minister of Foreign Affairs Ishaq Dar. On Friday, Dar clarified a political discourse on the prosecution of the National Assembly, DAR,

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The IMF can allow an adjustment of the RS500B budget

Islamabad: The International Monetary Fund is ready to allow budgets of around 500 billion rupees in budgets to compensate for the impact of floods, but without compromising the primordial objective of maintaining budgetary discipline. But the Pakistani authorities insist on relaxation of the same amount compared to the annual primary budgetary objective, according to the

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Pakistan recommends the resilience of the health system

Islamabad: The Minister of State for National Health Services, regulations and coordination, Dr. Malik Mukhtar Ahmad, as well as the technical team, represented Pakistan at the top top in Doha. Speaking during the plenary session of the summit “Transforming mental health through investment, innovation and digital solutions, the Minister reaffirmed the dedication of Pakistan to

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Nha undergoes losses of RS13.65T in the past five years

Islamabad: Alarming financial figures of the National Highway Authority (NHA) were also reported in the National Assembly, showing that the organization had undergone losses of RS13.65 Billions in the past five years. The breakdown of annual deficits included RS2.54 Billions in 2021, RS1.68 Billions in 2022, RS4.13 Billion in 2023, RS3,18 Billion in 2024 and

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