October 25, 2026
Pakistan Targets 3,000 EV Charging Stations by 2030
An initial 40 fast chargers are planned on motorways and highways, with points about every 50km, the industries ministry told the National Assembly.
October 25, 2026
An initial 40 fast chargers are planned on motorways and highways, with points about every 50km, the industries ministry told the National Assembly.
September 11, 2026
The Sindh government will ask its cabinet to approve a Karachi logistics park and the purchase of 500 electric buses, after a meeting of the Sindh Mass Transit Authority board.
September 2, 2026
Headline inflation rose to 11.1pc year-on-year in August from 9.2pc in July, driven by food and energy, with rural inflation at 12.2pc against urban 10.4pc, Pakistan Bureau of Statistics data shows.
Households bear expensive LNG import costs as industries move away from high-cost fuel, but reliance on government remains After decades of dependence on imported and local fossil fuels, Pakistan is turning to cheaper and cleaner options. In FY24, shrinking energy supply and declining consumption defined Pakistan’s energy story. Weak demand and rising fuel costs are leading to a gradual shift away from dependence on fossil fuels. Economic pressures are reshaping energy use The Pakistan Energy Market Review (PEMR) 2025 by Renewables First reveals that Pakistan’s primary energy supplies fell for the second consecutive year in 24 years, while final energy
Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif addresses the Regional Transport Ministers Conference in Islamabad on October 24, 2025. — YouTube/Geo News Prime Minister Shehbaz says global connectivity systems are changing rapidly. Cooperation in trade, economy, energy will usher in a new era: PM. Prime Minister Shehbaz invites Qatari investors to explore SIFC opportunities. Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif highlighted Pakistan’s growing importance in regional transport and economic connectivity during his address at the concluding session of the Conference of Regional Transport Ministers. He characterized the event as a vital platform for dialogue and strengthening of bilateral and regional relations. “On behalf of the
Islamabad: The government has revised a draft trade agreement on the special corridor of goods that gives Pakistan’s railways the right to buy assets. Sources told The Express Tribune that a meeting of different stakeholders, chaired by the Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar, decided that the Railway Department would limit the timetable for the signing of the Phase-II trade agreement. It was agreed that the Phase-i trade agreement would be reviewed by adding an exit clause, according to which Pakistan’s railway stations would have the right to return the assets of the concessionaire to net accounting value
Liverpool FC has identified Hugo Ekitike of Eintracht Frankfurt as a possible aggressive reinforcement, following previous connections to Florian Wirtz. The Reds are reportedly, in early contact with the 22 -year -old French striker as part of their summer recruitment strategy. Sky Sport’s Florian Plettenberg reports that Arne and Managing Director Michael Edwards have launched exploratory talks, marking the club’s latest move in the Bundesliga market. 🚨🆕 The next big target from Bundesliga: Understanding FC Liverpool is now serious in the match for Hugo #Ekitike! Conversations have been held. Host/Edwards wishes him. The biggest opponent right now: Chelsea. Eintracht Frankfurt
Abrar Ahmed of Quetta Gladiators celebrates a Wicket during the Pakistan Super League (PSL) match between Quetta Gladiators and Peshawar Zalmi at Rawalpindi Stage on April 125. – PCB Saim Ayub remains the top scorer for Zalmi with 50 runs. Governor Pz Babar Azam fell for a duck in the opening. Amir, Tariq plays a vital role in the victory by rejecting four strokes. The Quetta Gladiators grabbed a convincing victory over Peshawar Zalmi with 80 runs with Spinner Abrar Ahmed in the second match of the Pakistan Super League Season 10 played at the Pindi Cricket Stadium. Chasing a
April 7, 2025
Listen to the article Trump’s administration has defended its decision to impose invoices on the Heard and McDonald islands, a remote Australian house only on penguins and seals, in a move aimed at closing what it calls “ridiculous gaps” in world trade. US Secretary of Commerce Howard Lutnick told CBS on Sunday that the islands were included in the list of invoices to prevent countries from exploiting non -regulated commercial routes and shipping goods in the United States. “If you let go of the list, countries that are trying to last to America to pass through these countries to us,”
Listen to the article LAHORE: At a busy factory in Lahore, the assembly of 115 flat cars in Complete Knocked Down (CKD) form marks a major milestone in Pakistan’s rail freight transport. Scheduled to be deployed in April, these wagons are part of a 620-unit order co-produced by Pakistan Railways and China’s Baotou Beifang Chuangye Co, Ltd “Once all 620 freight wagons are fully operational, these wagons will double Pakistan’s rail transport capacity,” said Philippe Mi, the Chinese project manager for the 820 High-Capacity Wagon (HCW) project. In 2021, Beifang Chuangye secured a contract to supply 820 high-capacity freight cars,