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Pakistan imports over 1m tonnes of US soybeans annually, says envoyPublished on: August 9, 2026 5:50 AM
Pakistan, Aug. 9 -- Pakistan has emerged as one of the leading global destinations for US soybeans, with annual imports ...
Pakistan and Iran agreed to deepen economic cooperation and push for $10B bilateral trade by keeping border crossings open 24 ...
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Blue economy and Pakistan (part I) published on: July 30, 2026 3:55 AM
Pakistan, July 30 -- Blue Economy is considered the next frontier of economic development in the world. Blue economy, in ...
At a time when Pakistan is pushing through painful economic reforms under its current IMF programme, a stark policy ...
Pakistan and South Korea, while distinct in their cultural and regional dynamics, exhibit intriguing parallels in their historical and geopolitical narratives. Both nations emerged from the mid-20th ...
Contracts with Chinese power producers have left Pakistan footing a massive bill for inefficient supply – all while electricity shortfalls continue. According to the Economic Survey (2023-24), ...
BankIslami, one of Pakistan’s fastest-growing Islamic banks, hosted strategic economic outlook sessions in Karachi and Lahore ...
Pakistan has quietly approached the Trump administration for a $10 billion “exchange stabilization facility,” a financial lifeline that would shore up its fragile economy even as it seeks to ...
An IMF report argues that weak governance and corruption keep Pakistan in economic stress, as imports and foreign financing sustain consumption-led growth while the tax to GDP ratio stays near ten per ...
Raast and Pakistan’s Digital Economy: How Instant Payments Are Reshaping the Nation’s Financial Futu
Pakistan’s financial sector is in the middle of a transformation — one that is changing how money moves, how businesses operate, and how people interact with the economy. At the heart of this ...
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'Edge of the Tsunami': Pakistan's EPZ Shakeup Could Disrupt Global Secondhand Clothing Trade
By September, the government could remove the so-called "80/20 rule" that allows Export Processing Zones to sell 20 percent of their output locally.
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