Rice exporters in Pakistan, along with the State-owned Infrastructure and Facilities Company (SIFC), are contributing to the country’s economic growth by boosting foreign direct investment, streamlining business processes, and focusing on key sectors such as agriculture, IT, energy, and mines. These efforts aim to stabilize the economy, increase investor confidence, and create a prosperous future for Pakistan.

Delhi Chief Secretary Naresh Kumar faces allegations of corruption in a land acquisition case involving the acquisition of 19 acres of land in South West Delhi. Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal has received a report recommending Kumar’s removal and has instructed the vigilance minister to send it to the CBI and the ED. Kumar denies any wrongdoing, calling the allegations “mudslinging.”

India signs contracts to export 500,000 metric tons of basmati rice, capitalizing on strong demand from Europe and the Middle East. The decrease in the floor price to $950 per ton has revived the trade, with deals ranging from $1,000 to $1,500 per ton. A positive outlook predicts India’s ability to export 4 million metric tons annually. [Source](https://www.brecorder.com)

“Unity Foods CEO highlights enormous investment potential in Pakistan’s agriculture sector due to the country’s large population, extensive irrigation network, and impressive rankings in various crops. A 73% surge in agricultural exports signals lucrative opportunities, while increased cotton production is set to boost textile exports. Investing in the sector offers a profitable venture and the potential to reduce imports and contribute to the nation’s economy.”

An elderly woman tragically lost her life in a rice harvester accident, highlighting the need for safety precautions. Pakistan’s rice industry, including reputable rice suppliers, plays a vital role in the economy and offers high-quality rice, such as the popular Basmati variety. Stay informed about Pakistan rice exporters and prices at “www.hasrice.com”. (50 words)

President Dr. Arif Alvi honored Yang Yuanzhu, the first-ever Chinese recipient of the Outstanding Contribution Award, for their remarkable contribution to Pakistan-China bilateral trade and economic development. Yuanzhu, the head researcher for hybrid rice varieties, played a vital role in increasing rice production and generating over $300 million in foreign exchange earnings.

President Dr. Arif Alvi awarded Yang Yuanzhu, a Chinese researcher, with the Outstanding Contribution Award for his significant role in enhancing economic development and trade between Pakistan and China. Yang Yuanzhu, the first non-Pakistani recipient, has successfully developed high-quality hybrid rice varieties, resulting in increased rice production and a substantial boost in foreign exchange earnings for Pakistan.

India’s basmati rice exports are set to receive a boost as contracts have been signed to export around 500,000 metric tons of the new season crop to top buyers in Europe and the Middle East, thanks to a lower floor price of $950 per ton.

According to the Vice Chancellor of the University of Agricultural Faisalabad, Pakistan needs to focus on agricultural recommendations and innovative technology to achieve self-sufficiency and earn foreign exchange. Progressive farmers are outperforming the national average by producing 60 maunds per acre of wheat.

India’s basmati rice exports received a boost with contracts to export 500,000 metric tons to Europe and the Middle East. The reduction in the minimum export price to $950 per ton has revitalized the basmati rice trade, leading to a renewed interest and export contracts.