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Today will be written in golden letters: SK Niazi

When minutes matter
Pakistan is consistently ranked among the most climate-vulnerable nations in the world, facing a growing frequency of extreme weather events from devastating floods to glacial lake outburst floods (GLOFs) in its northern regions. These disasters are no lo…
 “Culture, Climate and the Coastline”  
Pakistan is often imagined as a land of mountains, rivers and fertile plains, yet its true gateway to the world lies along more than 1,000 kilometers of Arabian Sea coastline. From ancient ports that once linked South Asia to Africa and the Middle East, t…
  From Workshops to World Stage
The recent visit of a high-level Bangladeshi delegation to Pakistan Railways’ Mughalpura Workshop marks far more than a ceremonial exchange of shields and handshakes. It signals a deliberate attempt by Islamabad and Dhaka to re-anchor their relationship i…
A season that tests our readiness
The warning issued by the National Disaster Management Authority’s National Emergencies Operations Center (NEOC) about an approaching severe cold wave is a timely reminder of the vulnerabilities Pakistan faces during harsh winter spells. With freezing con…
 Two Friends, One Economic Vision
Five decades since the JMC framework was established in 1975, Islamabad and Amman have enjoyed warm diplomatic and cultural relations. Yet the economic dimension of this relationship has remained underdeveloped, constrained by limited market access, weak …
Economic Diplomacy in Motion
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…
Economy Finds Its Footing
Pakistan’s economy has been trapped in a cycle of balance-of-payments stress, currency volatility, and policy reversals. These factors made even profitable sectors risky for long-term investors. Aurangzeb’s emphasis on sustaining macroeconomic stability a…
Major Cooperation on the Cards
The discussions rightly placed mining and minerals at the center of future collaboration. Pakistan is endowed with vast untapped mineral wealth, yet decades of weak governance, outdated exploration methods and insufficient investment have kept this sector…
Nature’s First Line of Defense
Stretching from the Indus Delta to the coastal lagoons of Balochistan, Pakistan’s wetlands mangroves, estuaries, tidal flats, and marshes form a living barrier between land and sea. Covering nearly 10 percent of the country’s landmass, these ecosystems pr…
From Crisis to Cure
The annual cycle of monsoons across the subcontinent brings with it an inexorable flood of destruction, reducing years of developmental gains to rubble and displacing millions. In this recurring catastrophe, the National Disaster Management Authority (NDM…

When minutes matter

Pakistan has astonished the world

Iran attacks key Saudi oil pipeline through Strait of Hormuz; Reuters

 A Declaration of 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 …
 “Culture, Climate and the Coastline”  
Pakistan is often imagined as a land of mountains, rivers and fertile plains, yet its true gateway to the world lies along more than 1,000 kilometers of Arabian Sea coastline. From ancient ports that once linked South Asia to Africa and the Middle East, t…
  From Workshops to World Stage
The recent visit of a high-level Bangladeshi delegation to Pakistan Railways’ Mughalpura Workshop marks far more than a ceremonial exchange of shields and handshakes. It signals a deliberate attempt by Islamabad and Dhaka to re-anchor their relationship i…
A season that tests our readiness
The warning issued by the National Disaster Management Authority’s National Emergencies Operations Center (NEOC) about an approaching severe cold wave is a timely reminder of the vulnerabilities Pakistan faces during harsh winter spells. With freezing con…
 Two Friends, One Economic Vision
Five decades since the JMC framework was established in 1975, Islamabad and Amman have enjoyed warm diplomatic and cultural relations. Yet the economic dimension of this relationship has remained underdeveloped, constrained by limited market access, weak …
Economic Diplomacy in Motion
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…
Economy Finds Its Footing
Pakistan’s economy has been trapped in a cycle of balance-of-payments stress, currency volatility, and policy reversals. These factors made even profitable sectors risky for long-term investors. Aurangzeb’s emphasis on sustaining macroeconomic stability a…
Major Cooperation on the Cards
The discussions rightly placed mining and minerals at the center of future collaboration. Pakistan is endowed with vast untapped mineral wealth, yet decades of weak governance, outdated exploration methods and insufficient investment have kept this sector…
Nature’s First Line of Defense
Stretching from the Indus Delta to the coastal lagoons of Balochistan, Pakistan’s wetlands mangroves, estuaries, tidal flats, and marshes form a living barrier between land and sea. Covering nearly 10 percent of the country’s landmass, these ecosystems pr…
From Crisis to Cure
The annual cycle of monsoons across the subcontinent brings with it an inexorable flood of destruction, reducing years of developmental gains to rubble and displacing millions. In this recurring catastrophe, the National Disaster Management Authority (NDM…

When minutes matter

Pakistan has astonished the world

Iran attacks key Saudi oil pipeline through Strait of Hormuz; Reuters

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Salman Khan Niazi

Chairman, Daily The Patriot