Pakistan, UAE Move Closer to Manpower Agreement
Pakistan and the United Arab Emirates are moving closer to manpower arrangements that could revive employment opportunities for Pakistani workers, with progress possible within weeks, according to Adnan Paracha, Vice Chairman of the Overseas Employment Promoters Association. Speaking on the Kaff Podcast with
Bridging the Gap: Environmental Laws and Their Implementation in Pakistan
As Pakistan continues to grapple with escalating ecological pressures—ranging from suffocating urban smog to critical water scarcity—the dialogue around environmental jurisprudence has never been more urgent. Recognizing this pressing need, the Green Legacy Alliance recently convened an insightful digital workshop titled “Environmental Laws
Pakistan to Get First Full-Scale Plant Converting Crop Waste Into Clean Energy
Academics at Northumbria University have secured nearly £1.25 million in UK government funding to build Pakistan’s first full-scale plant that will convert agricultural waste into clean energy. The university’s School of Engineering, Physics and Mathematics is leading the Safer Plus project, which will
The Modern Hospital Equipped with State-of-the-Art Medical Facilities Officially Inaugurated in Hyderabad
HYDERABAD: The Modern Hospital, equipped with state-of-the-art medical facilities, was officially inaugurated in Hyderabad. The inauguration ceremony was attended by Secretary Health Sindh Mr. Tahir Hussain Sangi, Director General Health Hyderabad Dr. Parvez Ahmed Sheikh, Executive Director Aziz Barlas, Deputy Director Dr. Abdul
AI-Powered Agri-Trade Authority Set to Launch in Pakistan
Pakistan’s new National Agri-Trade and Food Safety Authority (NAFSA) is expected to become operational in the coming months, with the government reviewing its readiness as the authority prepares to launch an AI-powered digital platform aimed at modernizing agricultural imports and exports. Federal Minister
