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September 24, 2025

News Desk

SIFC intervention is pursued as Carec project benches

Islamabad: A Chinese company has reached the SIFC Special Council (SIFC), as delays have given a shadow over the RS146 billion Carec Tranche-3 project, raising concerns about Pakistan’s ability to fulfill international commitments. The project, part of the Central Asian Regional Economic Cooperation program (CAREC), is co -funded by the Asian Development Bank (ADB) and the Pakistani government. Despite his inauguration by the Prime Minister in February 2025, work has not yet begun, creating frustration between stakeholders and international financiers. In a discussion with reporters, Imdad Ullah, a spokesman for the Chinese consortium leading the project, warned that unnecessary obstacles

March 21, 2025

News Desk

6,000 workers in the utility store to be fired as privatization benches

Listen to the article The government has decided to place 5,000 permanent employees of Utility Stores Corporation (USC) in a surplus team, and will be fired 6,000 consultants and everyday workers, according to a report provided by the Senate Industry and Production Committee. The meeting, chaired by Senator Aoun Abbas, provided information on the future of USC, revealing that the company is on the privatization list of the government. The USC CEO told the Commission that the privatization process was delayed due to the lack of two -year audit. Privatization will proceed as soon as the check is completed, with

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