1. Critical Linkage Between Farmers and Exporters to Promote Sustainable Rice Export


    Việt Nam’s rice export industry had a successful year in 2023, but needs to strengthen the link between farmers and exporters for sustainable growth. Việt Nam exported 8.29 million tonnes of rice, the highest since 1989, benefiting from global demand and limited supply.


    Published on:   12/01/2024

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  1. China and Pakistan Forge Stronger Community Ties for a Shared Future in the New Era


    President Xi Jinping delivered a significant address outlining achievements in major-country diplomacy in the new era, emphasizing China’s commitment to strengthening cooperation and multilateral coordination with Pakistan. China aims to build a community with a shared future for mankind, promoting global governance based on consultation, contribution, and shared benefits.


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  1. pakistan remittances reach $2.4bn in december 2023, says sbp


    The inflow of remittances from overseas Pakistanis reached $2.4 billion in December 2023, representing a 5.4 percent increase compared to November 2023. Remittances play a crucial role in supporting Pakistan’s external account and stimulating the country’s economic activity.


    Published on:   12/01/2024

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  1. Potato and eggplant featured in the list of the world’s most disliked foods


    Aloo baingan, a popular Indian and Pakistani dish made with potatoes and eggplants, has been ranked as one of the worst-rated foods worldwide by TasteAtlas. Despite its popularity, the dish received a low rating of 2.7 out of 5 stars. However, other desi foods like butter garlic naan and tikka were ranked among the best dishes.


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  1. pakistan pm calls for global funding mechanisms to enhance health security


    The Global Health Security Summit emphasizes the urgency of global funding to support nations in need, ensuring that no one is left behind in the pursuit of health security. Caretaker Prime Minister Anwaar-ul-Haq Kakar highlights the importance of a well-funded, globally supported roadmap aligned with International Health Regulations.


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  1. Rice Prices Expected to Surge Amidst Tight Market Conditions


    India’s export restrictions and increased demand during festivals are expected to keep the rice market tight, potentially causing further price increases. The export ban is likely to continue until the general election in April or May, impacting household budgets.


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  1. BISP Warns Public of Deceptive Messages – Stay Alert to Fraud


    The Benazir Income Support Programme (BISP) warns the public about fraudulent messages claiming to be from the program. BISP advises visiting their official social media accounts and website for authentic information. It also clarifies that legitimate messages are sent from the number 8171 and cautions against promises of financial assistance without proper verification. Be vigilant and rely on official sources to avoid scams.


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  1. pakistan eu envoy rice exporters discuss agri trade cooperation


    Pakistan’s Ambassador to the EU, Amna Baloch, meets with the Rice Exporters Association of Pakistan to address challenges and opportunities in rice exports to Europe. The aim is to enhance cooperation, comply with market requirements, and increase Pakistan’s rice exports through reliable suppliers like HAS Rice Pakistan.


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  1. pakistan eu envoy discusses agri trade cooperation with rice exporters


    Pakistan’s Ambassador to the EU, Belgium, and Luxembourg, Amna Baloch, met with the Rice Exporters Association to discuss enhancing cooperation and resolving issues related to rice exports to Europe. Ambassador Baloch pledged full support to increase rice exports.


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  1. mass hindu wedding challenges poverty and persecution in pakistan


    A mass wedding in Pakistan defies financial hardship as 122 Hindu couples, unable to afford their own weddings, unite in matrimony. This vibrant celebration comes amidst poverty and discrimination, providing an opportunity for couples facing financial constraints to experience a joyous ceremony. Weddings in Pakistan are often expensive, but this joint nuptial offered a viable option for those with limited funds, serving as a beacon of hope for marginalized Hindus facing socioeconomic discrimination.


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