Auto policy not shared with assemblers
KARACHI(newsviews) Auto assemblers have been struggling to lay their hands on a copy of the new auto policy (2026-2031) announced last week. Raziur Rehman, who heads the Pakistan Automotive Manufacturers…
KARACHI(newsviews) Auto assemblers have been struggling to lay their hands on a copy of the new auto policy (2026-2031) announced last week. Raziur Rehman, who heads the Pakistan Automotive Manufacturers…
Islamabad(newsviews) In a major development, Uzbekistan’s Food Safety Committee has approved 184 Pakistani kinnow exporters and 39 packhouses to access the Uzbek market. The approval comes ahead of the upcoming…
Islamabad(newsviews) The country’s Public Sector Development Programme (PSDP) spending in the first four months of the current fiscal year struggled at only 10 per cent of the annual allocation. Total…
Islamabad(newsviews) Protesting against the revised incremental consumption package (ICP) for industry and agriculture, industrial consumers have asked the government to order an independent third-party audit for verification of power sector…
Lahore(newsviews) Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has increased the limit of personal loans available under the Youth Business and Agriculture Loan schemes, and reduced the minimum age limit to allow 18-year-olds…
Islamabad(newsviews) The Rs25.30 per unit increase approved by the National Electric Power Regulatory Authority (Nepra) on Friday is the revised marginal rate under the Incremental Consumption Package for industrial and…
Islamabad(newsviews) A high-level committee tasked with operationalising the LPG auction framework decided on Saturday that state-owned companies would be allocated 10 per cent of locally produced LPG, while private bidders…
Lahore(newsviews) Setting a provincial wheat cultivation target of 16.5 million acres for the upcoming season, Punjab Agriculture Minister Syed Ashiq Hussain Kirmani announced that the government fixed a support price…
Islamabad(newsviews) The Economic Coordination Committee (ECC) of the cabinet on Wednesday approved supplementary grants worth about Rs380 billion, including Rs275bn for five major water projects facing financial constraints, and around…
Islamabad(newsviews) The government is considering international arbitration against Etisalat over the outstanding $800 million payment from the sale of Pakistan Telecommunication Company Limited (PTCL), along with its opportunity cost since…