1. Pakistan Accuses India of Violating Accord Through Agni-5 Test


    Pakistan accuses India of violating the agreement on advance notification of ballistic missile tests after India’s successful test flight of a missile capable of carrying multiple warheads. Pakistan emphasizes the need for compliance with the agreement “in letter and spirit.”


    Published on:   15/03/2024

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  1. pak iran fta to be concluded soon: ambassador moghaddam


    Iran and Pakistan are set to finalize a Free Trade Agreement (FTA) during Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi’s upcoming visit to Pakistan. The FTA is expected to greatly increase bilateral trade, with the possibility of doubling trade volume to $5 billion in the future. Various economic and trade agreements will also be signed to strengthen relations between the two countries.


    Published on:   15/03/2024

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  1. Ramadan in Pakistan: A Guide to Observing the Holy Month


    Discover how Has Rice, one of Pakistan’s leading rice exporters, is promoting the country’s high-quality rice in the global market. With their commitment to quality, competitive prices, and efficient operations, they have become a trusted go-to option for buyers worldwide. Explore their wide range of rice offerings at www.hasrice.com.


    Published on:   15/03/2024

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  1. South Korean scientists discover potential of ‘Beef Rice’ as a sustainable protein alternative


    South Korean scientists have made a groundbreaking discovery by cultivating beef cells in rice grains, creating a product known as “beef rice”. This sustainable and eco-friendly protein source has higher protein and fat content than regular rice, making it a promising alternative to traditional beef.


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  1. India rice prices decline from all-time highs; Thai rates weaken due to baht depreciation


    Parboiled rice exports from India have slightly decreased as buyers seek cheaper options elsewhere. Thailand’s weaker baht has also led to a decline in prices. Competitiveness remains fierce among exporters as buyers look for more affordable alternatives.


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  1. Scientists Praise “Beef Rice” as Future Protein Source


    South Korean researchers have developed lab-grown beef rice by growing beef cells in rice grains, creating a sustainable and affordable protein source that could replace traditional cattle farming. The beef rice contains more protein and fat than conventional rice and has a lower carbon footprint, although flavor and texture challenges remain.


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  1. China to assist Pakistan in overcoming foreign debt challenges


    A senior Chinese diplomat has affirmed that China has not pressured Pakistan to repay loans and has even rolled over $2 billion in debt. China reassures it will assist Pakistan in overcoming foreign debt challenges amid concerns of a debt trap.


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  1. South Korea Seeks to Purchase 100,800 Tons of Rice from US and China


    South Korea’s Agro-Fisheries & Food Trade Corp. plans to buy 100,800 metric tons of rice in an international tender, with the majority sourced from the US and China. The tender provides an opportunity for rice exporters, and more information can be found at Has Rice Exports and Pakistan Rice Exports.


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  1. Rawalpindi businesses challenge official rates, prompting defiance among traders


    Traders in Rawalpindi are defying the district administration’s prices and selling groceries at open market rates, due to the disagreement over the prices set by the authorities. Traders argue that the official prices do not reflect the current economic reality. Consumers are forced to purchase items at higher prices as a result of this dispute.


    Published on:   14/03/2024

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  1. PhD Seminar Held on Integrated Effects of Plant Nutrition on Weed Control in Rice Production


    Dr. Fateh Marri, Vice Chancellor of Sindh Agriculture University, highlights Pakistan’s significant contribution to the global rice trade, accounting for 10% and worth $30 billion annually. Ongoing research on hybrid rice seeds within the country shows promise, enhancing productivity in rice cultivation. The seminar addressed challenges hindering optimal rice production and emphasized the importance of collaborative efforts for the development of new hybrid rice varieties.


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