1. International breaking news: Stay updated with the latest headlines


    Spanish tennis player Paula Badosa’s unwavering determination to continue her career despite health concerns serves as an inspiration. Ranked 62nd in the world, Badosa’s resilience and passion for the sport are commendable as she navigates the challenges of competing at the highest level while dealing with ongoing health issues.


    Published on:   24/04/2024

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  1. sindh requests higher support price for cotton


    Minister of Agriculture calls on federal government to set a support price for cotton in Pakistan, proposing a range of Rs10,000 to Rs11,000 per 40kg. Inadequate prices for cotton have left farmers in Sindh facing hardships, and a suitable support price is crucial for sustaining the textile industry and promoting agricultural growth.


    Published on:   24/04/2024

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  1. Saudi Foreign Minister’s Visit to Pakistan Expected to Bring Billions in Investments


    Pakistan is optimistic about the visit of a high-level Saudi delegation, which is expected to result in several billion dollars of investments in various sectors of Pakistan’s economy, including Reko Diq. Efforts are being made to increase exports and sign a formal Free Trade Agreement with Saudi Arabia.


    Published on:   24/04/2024

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  1. Concerns rise among Indian rice and tea exporters over escalating tensions in the Middle East.


    Indian exporters of basmati rice and tea are concerned about disruptions to their shipments to the Middle East due to escalating tensions. The potential impact on key markets like Iran poses significant challenges, with exporters closely monitoring the situation and preparing for potential challenges ahead. Source: [Source](https://enews.alwast.net)


    Published on:   24/04/2024

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  1. Saudi delegation’s arrival likely to lead to significant investment deals


    The Foreign Minister of Saudi Arabia, Prince Faisal Bin Farhan Al Saud, arrived in Pakistan to enhance bilateral cooperation and economic partnership. The visit follows a $5 billion investment agreement between the two countries, and discussions are expected to focus on the Middle East tensions and expanding trade opportunities.


    Published on:   23/04/2024

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  1. Sindh Urges Center for Higher Support Price of Cotton


    The Sindh government urges the federal government to increase the support price of cotton from Rs10,000 to Rs11,000 per 40kg to combat the 20% decline in cotton cultivation. Rising costs and water shortages are deterring farmers from growing cotton, threatening the industry’s sustainability. Source: Dawn.


    Published on:   23/04/2024

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  1. Bumper Crop and Intelligent Policies: Boosting Agricultural Yields


    Pakistan’s rice exports have soared to record levels, exceeding $2.5 billion in just eight months. This achievement is attributed to a robust harvest and support from the Ministry of Commerce, enabling Pakistan to maintain competitive prices and raise concerns for India’s Basmati exports.


    Published on:   23/04/2024

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  1. Improve Revenue by Imposing Taxes on Non-Essential Items like Cigarettes, Urges IMF


    The IMF has urged Pakistan to overhaul its tax system and impose taxes on non-essential items, including cigarettes, to increase revenue and improve public health. This recommendation has received positive feedback from health advocates and experts.


    Published on:   23/04/2024

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  1. Escalation of Middle East conflict may pose new macro concerns for Pakistan


    Iran’s recent attacks on Israel could disrupt shipping routes, leading to higher global freight prices. Pakistani market may be affected, but could see assistance from Saudi Arabia. Escalation could raise global oil prices and food prices, impacting Pakistan’s current account balance and inflation. It is recommended to focus on large cap sectors like banks, energy, and fertilizers.


    Published on:   15/04/2024

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  1. saudi delegation’s visit to pakistan to have significant impact on economy, says atif ikram shaikh


    The Saudi delegation’s visit to Pakistan is seen as a significant milestone for the country’s economy. President Atif Ikram Shaikh of the Federation of Pakistan Chambers of Commerce and Industry is optimistic about the visit’s positive response to the Prime Minister’s recent trip to Saudi Arabia. The aim is to restore investor confidence and ensure the successful continuation of investment projects in Pakistan.


    Published on:   15/04/2024

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