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Romanian Embassy Marks Four Years Since Russia’s Full-Scale Attack on Ukraine

Youth at the centre
The proposed digital integration of all universities within 18 months is particularly ambitious. A unified digital footprint for higher education institutions could streamline admissions, degree verification, skills mapping and job placement. In a country…
Education, Ethics and Continuity
In an era defined by rapid technological disruption, the laptop distribution initiative represents more than a welfare program. It symbolizes recognition that the battleground of the 21st century is the arena of knowledge. As the minister rightly observed…
A Necessary Reform in Migration Governance
Pakistan’s engagement with its overseas citizens has long oscillated between rhetoric and reform. The recent high-level meeting chaired by Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi and Minister for Overseas Pakistanis Salik Hussain signals a welcome shift toward str…
A crossroads moment for Pakistan’s moral future
Pakistan’s ideological foundation, as the minister rightly noted, is deeply rooted in Islamic principles. Yet the persistent gap between ideals and practice remains one of the country’s greatest challenges. The establishment of Seerah Chairs in universiti…
Digital Independence
Pakistan’s formal adoption of the Islamabad Artificial Intelligence Declaration at Indus AI Week 2026 marks more than just another policy announcement; it signals a strategic turning point in how the country intends to engage with the most transformative …
Policy must match promise
Pakistan’s maritime horizon is not merely a stretch of blue water; it is a living, breathing ecosystem that sustains livelihoods, biodiversity, and the promise of a thriving blue economy. The recent message by Federal Minister for Maritime Affairs Muhamma…
Accountability as the Cornerstone of Trade Policy
It is both timely and necessary to recognize that economic revival cannot rest solely on policy announcements. As Jam Kamal Khan rightly observed, incentives without institutional efficiency are unlikely to deliver sustainable results. Weak customs proced…
Economic Diplomacy
Over the past two years, Islamabad and Tashkent have built an impressive architecture of engagement, frequent ministerial exchanges, business delegations, institutional working groups and now an expanding preferential trade framework. The reported 10 perc…
 A runway to economic revival
In a country often defined internationally by geopolitics rather than creativity, the unveiling of the ISLOO International Fashion Tourism Festival 2026 offers Pakistan a timely opportunity to reshape its global image. The ceremony in Islamabad, led by Fe…
AI skills to drive Pakistan’s next phase of growth
Pakistan’s development strategy remained anchored in traditional industries, often disconnected from the technological revolution transforming the global economy. Artificial Intelligence, electric vehicles, digital content creation, and data-driven entrep…
A track back to national integration and growth
Pakistan Railways has long been more than a transport utility; it is the steel spine of the federation, binding distant regions into a single economic and social space. The latest announcements by Muhammad Hanif Abbasi therefore deserve attention not mere…

Remembering Khojaly is a moral obligation

Youth at the centre

What SECP Figures Really Say About Foreign Investment

We have achieved great success in the fight for justice: SK Niazi

Youth at the centre
The proposed digital integration of all universities within 18 months is particularly ambitious. A unified digital footprint for higher education institutions could streamline admissions, degree verification, skills mapping and job placement. In a country…
Education, Ethics and Continuity
In an era defined by rapid technological disruption, the laptop distribution initiative represents more than a welfare program. It symbolizes recognition that the battleground of the 21st century is the arena of knowledge. As the minister rightly observed…
A Necessary Reform in Migration Governance
Pakistan’s engagement with its overseas citizens has long oscillated between rhetoric and reform. The recent high-level meeting chaired by Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi and Minister for Overseas Pakistanis Salik Hussain signals a welcome shift toward str…
A crossroads moment for Pakistan’s moral future
Pakistan’s ideological foundation, as the minister rightly noted, is deeply rooted in Islamic principles. Yet the persistent gap between ideals and practice remains one of the country’s greatest challenges. The establishment of Seerah Chairs in universiti…
Digital Independence
Pakistan’s formal adoption of the Islamabad Artificial Intelligence Declaration at Indus AI Week 2026 marks more than just another policy announcement; it signals a strategic turning point in how the country intends to engage with the most transformative …
Policy must match promise
Pakistan’s maritime horizon is not merely a stretch of blue water; it is a living, breathing ecosystem that sustains livelihoods, biodiversity, and the promise of a thriving blue economy. The recent message by Federal Minister for Maritime Affairs Muhamma…
Accountability as the Cornerstone of Trade Policy
It is both timely and necessary to recognize that economic revival cannot rest solely on policy announcements. As Jam Kamal Khan rightly observed, incentives without institutional efficiency are unlikely to deliver sustainable results. Weak customs proced…
Economic Diplomacy
Over the past two years, Islamabad and Tashkent have built an impressive architecture of engagement, frequent ministerial exchanges, business delegations, institutional working groups and now an expanding preferential trade framework. The reported 10 perc…
 A runway to economic revival
In a country often defined internationally by geopolitics rather than creativity, the unveiling of the ISLOO International Fashion Tourism Festival 2026 offers Pakistan a timely opportunity to reshape its global image. The ceremony in Islamabad, led by Fe…
AI skills to drive Pakistan’s next phase of growth
Pakistan’s development strategy remained anchored in traditional industries, often disconnected from the technological revolution transforming the global economy. Artificial Intelligence, electric vehicles, digital content creation, and data-driven entrep…

Remembering Khojaly is a moral obligation

Youth at the centre

What SECP Figures Really Say About Foreign Investment

We have achieved great success in the fight for justice: SK Niazi

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