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Pakistan's Budget for Fiscal Year 2025-26 to Be Presented in June: Key Dates Announced
Pakistan's Ministry of Finance announces key dates for the 2025-26 budget, with approval from the federal cabinet set for April and the budget presentation in June.
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PM Shehbaz Sharif Promises Tax Reduction, Lower Electricity Prices, and Transparent Privatization for Economic Growth
Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif emphasizes tax cuts, lower interest rates, and transparent privatization to boost Pakistan's economy. "Karachi is the backbone of the nation's economy," he said.
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Pakistan's Economic Outlook: Challenges Persist Amid Signs of Stabilization
Amid one of its worst economic crises, Pakistan's central bank highlights key developments: foreign debt remains stable, inflation eases, and remittances are set to surpass $35bn this year. Is recovery on the horizon?
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Pakistan Tightens Passenger Screening Amid UAE Begging Concerns
Growing concerns over Pakistanis involved in begging in the UAE prompt stricter screening and police verification for travelers. Work visas remain open, but visit visa issues are under scrutiny.
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Sindh Allocates 52,000 Acres for Green Initiative Corporate Farming
Sindh govt to allocate 52,000 acres for Green Initiative corporate farming, including 10,000 acres in Kachhi & Gorakh Hill. Controversy over 5,600 acres leased to influential figure.
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Senate Committee Probes Dollar Outflows on Visa Debit Card Transactions
Senate Finance Committee raises concerns over dollar outflows via Visa debit cards. Chaired by Senator Saleem Mandviwala, committee demands bank reports and hints at potential legislation.
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Solar Energy Net Metering Applications Surpass National Grid’s Capacity in Pakistan
Solar energy use soars in Pakistan, with net metering applications exceeding the country’s total electricity capacity. Over 47,000 pending applications reflect a major shift towards renewable energy.
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Short-Term Inflation Eases to 3.97% in Pakistan Due to Decline in Perishable Item Prices
Pakistan’s short-term inflation eased to 3.97% in the week ending Jan 2, driven by a decline in prices of essential vegetables like tomatoes and potatoes.
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