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Border Iran to stay open 24/7 during Muharram, Arbaeen

Islamabad: The Minister of the Interior, Mohin Naqvi, met the Iranian Interior Minister on Wednesday, Eskandar Momeni in Tehran on Wednesday, where the two countries have made several important decisions to help pilgrims and improve border cooperation. The two ministers agreed that the Pakistani-Iranian border will remain open 24 hours a day for Muharram and

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Pti is looking to snub out of talks with Govt

Islamabad: Pakistan Central Secretary of Pakistan Tehreek-E-insaf (PTI), Sheikh Waqas Akram, rejected on Wednesday negotiation reports with the government, saying that the dialogue “does not work like that”. Addressing a press conference, the central party secretary of the party said that the founding president of the PTI, Imran Khan, denied having initiated talks. “You cannot

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NEPRA decision on the KE tariff alarms division

Islamabad: The electricity division has expressed serious concerns about the seven-year multi-year tariff (MYT) decision recently published by the National Electric Power Regulatory Authority (NEPRA) for K-Electric, warning that it could have large-scale financial and political implications. The Federal Minister of Power Awais Leghari warned that such determinations may have a negative impact on the

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Adb Board meets on June 3 to approve $ 800 million Pakistani

Islamabad: The Asian Development Bank (BAD) has postponed the approval of a funding set of $ 800 million for Pakistan for five days at the request of India which requested time to assess the loan documents, exposing defects in the lender’s rules of rules which authorizes such extensions. Government representatives told L’Express PK Press Club

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The rehabilitation of the Karachi-Rohri track can start this year

Islamabad: The senatorial committee on railroads has been informed of the upcoming railway projects, in progress and pending, as well as the main challenges currently faced by the Ministry of Railways. The meeting, chaired by Senator Jam Saifullah Khan, was informed that a total of 38 projects worth 260.085 billion rupees were undertaken during the

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