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Federal Government Decides Not to Purchase Wheat This Year Due to IMF Agreement
Due to the IMF agreement, Pakistan's government has decided not to purchase wheat this year. A decision on imports or exports will be based on market demand.
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Pakistan and IMF Begin Negotiations on 2024-2025 Federal Budget
Negotiations between Pakistan & IMF for the 2024-2025 budget have begun. Key issues include agricultural tax, carbon levy, electric vehicle subsidies, and tax proposals.
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Overseas Pakistanis Convention Kicks Off in Islamabad, 1,500 Participants from 80 Countries
Over 1,500 overseas Pakistanis from 80+ countries gather in Islamabad for the “Overseas Pakistanis Convention,” with PM Shehbaz Sharif set to announce a special package.
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Nepra Rejects Industrial Consumer's Review Application Due to Non-Payment of Fee
Nepra rejects an industrial consumer's review application against K-Electric’s tariff for not paying the required review fee. Dissenting opinion calls for easier access to challenging decisions.
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Pakistan, Belarus Sign Key Agreements to Boost Bilateral Ties
Pakistan & Belarus sign multiple MOUs on military, trade & environment. PM Shehbaz & President Lukashenko pledge stronger ties & economic cooperation.
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Relief for Salaried Class in Upcoming Budget: Aurangzeb
Finance Minister Aurangzeb says relief is coming for the salaried class in the next budget. Talks with the US, export promotion, and budget transparency are top priorities. Electricity bills may drop by July.
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Sui Gas Companies Seek Major Price Hike for Next Financial Year Amid Financial Shortfalls
Sui Northern and Sui Southern have requested significant price increases for the upcoming financial year, citing shortfalls and financial requirements. Hearings for the price revision requests will take place across various cities in April.
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Reko Diq Copper-Gold Project Eyes $2 Billion in Global Financing, Production Set for 2028
Barrick Gold’s Reko Diq mine is gearing up to lock in $2 billion from global lenders to fuel one of the world's largest copper-gold projects. With operations starting in 2028, this venture is expected to generate over $160 billion in cash flow over its lifespan.
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