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July 23, 2025

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Energy projects face an obstacle of funding

Listen to the article Islamabad: China is reluctant to expand Pakistan funding for energy projects due to concerns about the country’s financial records, security status and repayment issues. Sources told Express Tribune that Pakistani energy companies were looking for China funding for various energy businesses. However, Sinosure-a state-owned Chinese company providing insurance coverage for loans and debt funding-is seeking to provide an insurance installation for bank lending to Pakistan’s energy projects. China’s export and credit insurance company (Sinosure) is a state policy insurer that plays a critical role in facilitating Chinese investment abroad. For every Chinese bank that extends loans

The UN escalated the global aid plan due to ‘deeper funding cuts’

This representative image shows a worker preparing to release food help from a cargo plane inside the Nasir Town airspace, destroyed by the fight against local military and army, in a operation run by Fogbow, a US company organized by a US airline. South Sudan 10 June 2025. The United Nations on Monday said they had drastically reinstated global humanitarian aid plans due to “deeper funding cuts”. The UN Humanitarian Service said in a statement that it was looking for $ 29 billion funding compared to $ 44 billion in December in a “over-propelled” appeal. Under President Donald Trump, who

June 14, 2025

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The proposed retirement burden on Bill funding causes alarm among pensioners

A man counts Pakistani rupees at a currency exchange store in Peshawar, September 12th 2023. – Reuters Higher tax burden probably in people with lower annual income. Movement needs a thorough review of the proposed changes in the law. FBR was obliged to treat the pension as a separate block. ISLAMABAD: A controversial proposal under the 2025-26 funding bill on tax income exceeding 10 million Rs per year at a 5% interest rate has raised widespread concern and criticism between pensioners and tax experts. Critics argue that the proposed changes, if approved by parliament, could inadvertently lead to a higher

G7 funding leaders are gathered in Canada as trade is worried about Cloud Outlook

The leading G7 funding leaders gathered in Canada on Tuesday, in talks combined with financial concerns coming from US President Donald Trump invoices, while concerns about Ukraine remain in the spotlight. Thursday’s leaders will discuss global economic conditions, with participants looking for a common position in Ukraine, while issues such as financial crime and non -purchase practices are also on the agenda. The talks come amid an uncertain approach between the G7 Republics towards the War in Ukraine – after Russia’s invasion in 2022 – since Trump returned to the presidency this year. Ukrainian Finance Minister Sergii Marchenko is also

April 29, 2025

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World Bank approves $ 108 million additional funding for KP projects

World Bank team written on a screen. – AFP/ file The Kite project encourages responsible tourism, says Kiran. Economic subsidy for “Enable Projects” to achieve goals. Financing for Kite to strengthen the tourism sector, WB says. ISLAMABAD: The World Bank approved additional funding of $ 108 million for the KHYBER PAKHTUNKHWA (KPRAP) and KHYBER PAKHTUNKHWA Integrated Tourism (KITE). The KPRAP project is worth $ 78 million and the Kite project is estimated at $ 30 million. The economic grant has been approved to allow both projects to achieve their goals for improving access to health and education, markets and jobs,

Funding of assistance disrupts children’s vaccinations almost as much as the pandemic, the UN says

The United Nations headquarters is depicted with a UN logo in Manhattan Municipality of New York, New York, USA, 1 March 2022. – Reuters Global aid cuts, led by the United States, have disrupted efforts to vaccinate children against deadly diseases as well as the Covid-19 pandemics, the United Nations said on Thursday. Homes of infectious diseases, including measles, meningitis and yellow fever, are increasing worldwide. Emergency vaccinations and ordinary vaccinations were significantly affected in almost half of countries in early April due to funding cuts, according to reports from the World Health Organization’s offices to 108 largely low and

April 9, 2025

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Pakistani Fintech Haball ensures funding of $ 52 million

Listen to the article Karachi: Haballe, a Pakistani company Fintech, raised $ 52 million to expand Shariah’s funding and payment services, she said Tuesday. Funding, led by Zayn VC and Meezan Bank, includes $ 5 million and $ 47 million in strategic funding and will support Haball’s growth plans for Pakistan, the company said in a statement. Money will also help expand the Haball in the Middle East, starting from Saudi Arabia this year, he added. “Funding for the supply chain in Pakistan is hatching, but it is expected to be worth more than $ 9 billion, driven by the

SUE TRUMP TRUMP Synders over 400 million $ columbia funding cut

Listen to the article Teachers ‘unions have filed a lawsuit against Trump’s administration on its decision to reduce $ 400 million in funding for Columbia University, accusing the White House of breaching Eleftherios’ protection and targeting academic freedom. The lawsuit, filed by the American Federation of Teachers (AFT) and the US Association of University Professors (AAUP), argues that cuts are retaliation, coming from pre-Palestinian protests at Columbia University earlier. President Donald Trump and senior officials have criticized the university to provide success for Israel’s military response to Gaza. The protests, which included campus professions, caused similar moves across the country.

March 25, 2025

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OGDCL approves $ 627 million funding for the Reko DIQ project

Limited oil and gas development (OGDCL), one of Pakistan’s (E&P) exploration and production companies, has approved a significant increase in its commitment to funding the Reko DIQ project, increasing it to $ 627 million. The announcement was made to the Pakistani Stock Exchange (PSX) on Tuesday. “The company’s Board of Directors approved an increase in the company’s funding commitment to the project, reflecting the share of the total capital investment, including project funding costs, to $ 627 million (which will be adjusted for the actual project funding costs and inflation). The decision follows an up -to -date feasibility study describing

Columbia University acknowledges Trump’s requests for trying to restore funding

The University of Columbia has agreed to implement some of the requirements of Trump’s administration, as it seeks to restore federal funding that declined earlier this month for allegations that the school has tolerated anti -Semitism on campus. In a note of 4,000 words released on Friday, the Ivy League Foundation described plans to reform its disciplinary procedure, hiring university security officers with arrest powers and appoint a senior administrator to review the Middle East. The funding freezing, which Columbia described as unconstitutional, affects hundreds of millions of dollars in federal grants and contracts. Trump’s administration warned at least 60

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