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Pakistan’s economy on recovery path amid global tides: Governor SBP

Governor of the State Bank of Pakistan, Jameel Ahmad, highlighted the government and SBP’s commitment to addressing macroeconomic challenges, leading to substantial improvements in Pakistan’s economy. He credited the turnaround to the government and SBP's resolve and emphasized the importance of fresh perspectives in addressing economic issues. The event also saw recognition of SBP's efforts.

PM Shehbaz highlights Pakistan’s healthcare challenges at WEF

PM Shehbaz Sharif highlighted the healthcare challenges in Pakistan at the World Economic Forum. He emphasized the global inequity in health, the impact of climate change, and the need for bridging the gap between the Global North and Global South. He also shared his efforts in providing healthcare and appreciated support from organizations like the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation.

Pakistan’s monthly inflation drops to 20.68% in March 2024

Pakistan's monthly inflation fell to 20.68% in March 2024, a decline from February's 23.06%. The figure is the lowest since May 2022, signaling a potential reduction in the key interest rate. The finance ministry projects further easing in April 2024, despite factors such as petrol price revisions and increased consumer demand during Ramadan.

Pakistan’s future links with well-educated youth: PM Shehbaz

PM Shehbaz Sharif emphasized Pakistan's future reliance on well-educated youth, vowing to provide quality education and scholarships for high achievers to study in prestigious global institutes. During a meeting with a Balochistan student, the PM assured support for education and encouraged the student to serve the nation. Gifts were exchanged, and the PM ensured full support for the student's education.

CDA okays Pakistan’s largest IT Park in Islamabad

The Capital Development Authority has approved the construction of Pakistan's largest IT Park in Islamabad. The park, located in sector G-10, will span 3.3 acres and accommodate 5,000 to 6,000 freelancers. It will be operated through a public-private partnership, with private IT firms having the opportunity to lease office space. No government funds will be utilized for the project.

MQM-P assures cooperation to strengthen Pakistan’s democracy

MQM-P leaders express full support and cooperation with PML-N to strengthen democracy in Pakistan. No specific ministerial portfolios were discussed, but joint efforts to enhance democracy and boost Karachi's economic significance were highlighted. Further meetings are expected to finalize collaboration details.

Pakistan’s weekly inflation dips by 0.28 per cent

Pakistan's weekly inflation, as measured by the Sensitive Price Indicator (SPI), decreased by 0.28%. This decrease was observed in the combined consumption groups. The SPI, with a base year of 2015-16 = 100, covers essential items in 17 urban centres. Prices of several items both increased and decreased during the week.

Pakistan’s democracy affected by ‘politics of hatred, division’: Bilawal

PPP Chairman Bilawal Bhutto-Zardari emphasized the need to move away from the "politics of hatred, division" in Pakistan, suggesting that it has deeply affected the democracy and government system. He also highlighted key issues such as inflation and unemployment, outlining the PPP's manifesto for addressing these challenges and creating green job opportunities.

Nawaz Sharif criticises opponents for ruining Pakistan’s economy

Nawaz Sharif criticized political opponents for damaging Pakistan’s economy. He expressed regret for halted development projects and vowed to bring about prosperity if he comes into power. Sharif also pledged to address economic challenges and improve living conditions, as part of his election campaign ahead of the upcoming general elections.

Pakistan’s Weekly Inflation Stays Above 41%

ISLAMABAD: Pakistan's weekly inflation, as measured by the Sensitive Price Indicator (SPI), remained above 41 percent, in the week ending on November 23, the Pakistan Bureau of Statistics (PBS) data showed Friday.