Pakistan’s Current Account Posts Surplus, Driven by Rising Remittances
Pakistan’s current account recorded a surplus, supported by a decline in imports and a rise in remittances from workers abroad. According to…
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Dar and Abdelatty Hold Phone Talks on Washington–Tehran Agreement Ahead of Switzerland Signing
Pakistan’s Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister, Senator Mohammad Ishaq Dar, held a telephone conversation with his Egyptian counterpart, Badr Abdelatty, in…
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Ishaq Dar: Pakistan Facilitates Return of 30 Iranians to Their Country Amid Ongoing Coordination with Tehran, Washington, and London
Pakistan’s Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar announced on Wednesday that Pakistan is facilitating the return of 30 Iranian nationals…
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Pakistan and the United Kingdom Agree to Expand Cooperation on Counterterrorism and Illegal Migration
Pakistan and the United Kingdom agreed on Wednesday to strengthen bilateral cooperation in counterterrorism, combating illegal migration and human smuggling, as well…
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Pakistani Sailors Held by Somali Pirates Appeal for Government Intervention to Secure Their Release
Pakistani crew members being held aboard the vessel MT Honour 25 have appealed to the Pakistani government for urgent intervention to secure…
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Fuel prices in Pakistan are expected to drop by more than 100 rupees per litre as global oil prices decline
Expectations are growing that petroleum product prices in Pakistan could fall by more than 100 Pakistani rupees per litre, given the continued…
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