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September 27, 2025

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Leghari says circular debt will be eliminated within six years after the ‘landmark funding agreement’

Federal Minister of Power Sardar Awais Ahmed Khan Leghari is addressed at a press conference in Islamabad, September 26th 2025 – Screengrab via YouTube/Geo News Debt increased from RS1.1TR to Rs2.28TR by 2022. Funding is secured by Kibor minus 0.9%. The increase Rs3.23 must be gradually removed. Islamabad: Federal Minister of Power Awais Leghari on Friday pledged that Pakistan’s circular debt crisis will be eliminated within six years in accordance with a landmark funding agreement with 18 banks, secured on favorable terms without adding any consumers. Facing a press conference, the minister strongly criticized the previous government for deteriorating the

September 8, 2025

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Funding of railways, dams from overseas Pakistanis

Karachi: The devastating floods in Pakistan have left a trace of destruction throughout our economy, society and our environment. More than 1,700 lives were lost in 2022, with 33 million citizens, 2.1 million displaced and 10% of the country sank. Georgia – the backbone of our exports – was trapped, with agricultural land, houses and infrastructure of up to $ 40 billion. Once again in 2025, Punjab’s Breadbasket is underwater: over 2,000 villages and thousands of farms sink, disrupting the production of wheat and cotton and endangering food safety. These repetitive tragedies emphasize the fragility of our economy in view

September 4, 2025

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Sides of the US Court of Justice with Harvard with $ 2.2 billion funding disagreement

A federal judge on Wednesday decided that US President Donald Trump administration had illegally finished about $ 2.2 billion in grants granted to Harvard University and can no longer cut off the funding of research at the famous Ivy League school. The decision of US regional judge Allison Burroughs in Boston marked a major legal victory for Harvard, as it seeks to reduce an agreement that could end the White House multi -layered conflict with the oldest and richest university. The Cambridge -based school, based in Massachusetts, has become a central focus on the administration’s wide campaign to exploit federal

September 1, 2025

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Jim Jarmusch is worried about Israeli ties in corporate funding for the latest movie

US veteran Jim Jarmusch said Sunday that he was worried that one of the distributors of his last film had taken money from a company with ties with the Israeli army. However Jarmusch, an independent director who made films such as Stranger from paradise; Dead and Broken flowersHe said he considered all corporate cash to be “dirty”. Jarmusch shows his latest movie Father mother sister sister At the Venice Film Festival, with Mubi, a boutique distribution platform and the continuous flow platform, due to promoting the image in many markets. However, Mubi has accelerated the dispute this year by accepting

August 29, 2025

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Pakistan’s work Reko Diq Gold-Copper Mine ensures $ 410 million funding from ADB

A bulldozer operates in an open pit in Barrick Gold Corp’s Golden Veladero in Argentina. – Reuters/File The package includes $ 300 million on loans at Barrick Gold. Loans, funding guarantees to promote mines growth. The $ 6.6 billion project in Balochistan is 50% of Barrick. The Asian Development Bank (ADB) will provide a $ 410 million funding package to help develop Pako Diq Copper-Gold Mine’s project, one of the world’s largest unused deposits, which will operate by Barrick Gold, according to an official statement. “Reko Diq will help the Critical Minerals supply chain, while promoting the transition to clean

August 29, 2025

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Pakistan received increased funding from multilateral lenders in the first month of FY26: EAD

A dealer counts US dollars in a money exchange market in Karachi on March 2 2023. – AFP Islamabad secured foreign loans worth $ 695 million in July. The country also gets $ 100 million in the form of Saudi oil installation. The disbursement by multilateral creditors amounted to $ 379.88 million. ISLAMABAD: In the process of selecting the executive director’s position to fill in two major multilateral creditors based in Washington and Pakistan’s Manila has received increased foreign loans in the first month (July 2025) of the current use, The news reported on Tuesday. Islamabad secured foreign loans of

August 27, 2025

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Automatic funding strikes 25 months

Karachi: Automatic funding continued its upward trajectory, hitting a 256 -month -old RS in July 2025, according to the latest data released by the Pakistani State Bank (SBP) and was drawn up by the Topline Research. July 2025 figures mark an increase of 25% annually (on an annual basis) and an increase of 3% in month (MOM), underlining the improvement of consumer appetite for car purchases in the midst of a relaxation interest rate environment. This is the highest level since June 2023, when funding amounted to 285 billion Rs. Despite the recovery, automatic funding remains 22% lower than the

August 26, 2025

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An investigation into Israeli violence requested by Pakistan “was hindered by lack of funding”

Military vehicles stand on the Israeli side of the border with Gaza, in Israel on August 25th 2025. – Reuters A team of United Nations researchers who have been tasked with cases of violence by Israeli settlers and the transfer of weapons to Israel for use in the Gaza War cannot complete their work due to financial restrictions, according to a document. The incident shows that the deficiencies of funding in the United Nations system, caused by fatigue and forged zone, harm world accountability efforts to abuse after delaying the Congo regime. The Independent International Commission for the occupied Palestinian

August 15, 2025

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Oicci suggests more climate funding, business role

Karachi: The Chamber of Commerce and the Industry of the Investor Investors (OICCI) emphasized the urgency of mobilizing climate funding on a scale, as the private sector is located to act as a central partner in building resilience. The claim came at the start of the 3rd Pakistan of Pakistan of Pakistan of Pakistan entitled “Creating an Environmental Environment for the Participation of the Private Sector in climate durability”. It was first ranked in the 2025 climatic risk risk index despite the contribution of less than 0.9% to global greenhouse gas emissions, Pakistan has disproportionate losses. Only in 2022, the

July 23, 2025

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Pakistan is pushing for global broadcast cuts, funding of resistance to COP-29 Summit

Tobacco is increased by a factory in this image of a representational image. – Reuters Musadik Malik meets the leadership of the COP-29 in Azerbaijan. It highlights the role of Global North in climate broadcasts. It seeks to collaborate with Pakistan-Azerbaijan in green areas. The federal minister for climate change and environmental coordination, Dr. Musadik Malik has called for urgent and just global action to tackle climate change – including deeper emissions and enhanced funding for vulnerable resilience. He made these observations during bilateral meetings with the COP-29 president and the special envoy to the president of Azerbaijan, the Mukhtar

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