By Azeem Ahmed Khan ISLAMABAD– Chairman of Pakistan Kissan Ittehad Chaudhry Haseeb Anwar has cautioned that India’s threat to unilaterally suspend the Indus Waters Treaty and halt the flow of water to Pakistan could have damaging consequences for both the countries. Talking to WealthPK, he emphasised that any move to stop Pakistan’s water flow would ...
By Moaaz Manzoor ISLAMABAD — Geopolitical tensions, especially the fear of regional conflict, have shaken investor confidence, highlighting the urgent need for trade diversification, reports WealthPK. Rising geopolitical tensions and fears of a regional military escalation have sent shockwaves through Pakistan’s capital market, prompting steep declines in investor confidence and significant market sell-offs. As uncertainty ...
By Ayesha Saba ISLAMABAD — India’s recent announcement to unilaterally suspend the Indus Waters Treaty with Pakistan has sparked widespread concerns among regional security analysts. They described the move as a breach of international norms threatening not only bilateral relations but also the broader regional stability in South Asia. Analysts Warn of Destabilizing Precedent in ...
Punjab CM Maryam Nawaz launches Rs 110B support plan for wheat farmers—cash aid, tractors, solar systems, and more in 2025.
By Muhammad Saleem FAISALABAD– Barter trade with regional countries should be promoted to reduce reliance on the US dollar and shield the national economy from the negative impact of its fluctuations. Rehan Naseem, President of the Faisalabad Chamber of Commerce and Industry, told WealthPK that most businessmen favor barter trade with regional countries as it’s ...
By Faiza Tehseen ISLAMABAD– Transitioning to a circular economy is not only crucial for environmental preservation but also for fostering long-term economic growth. “Adopting zero waste in the fashion and textile sector will help reduce the industry’s significant environmental impact and facilitate a shift towards sustainable, circular practices,” said Kashif Noor Khawaja, an environment specialist ...
By Ayesha Saba ISLAMABAD– Without timely government intervention and a clear strategy, the ongoing slump in the cement industry could result in job losses and negatively impact allied sectors like steel, glass, and construction services. Recent data released by All Pakistan Cement Manufacturers Association further underscores the industry’s grim outlook. Local cement shipments during March ...
By Ahmed Khan Malik KARACHI– The Sindh government has launched an ambitious infrastructure development agenda for the fiscal year 2025-26, focusing on socioeconomic uplift and alignment with the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). The provincial government has issued comprehensive guidelines to the relevant departments for the Annual Development Programme (ADP), emphasising strategic planning for infrastructure development ...
By Ahmed Khan Malik KARACHI– The coal mining industry in Balochistan has experienced a significant downturn due to escalating unrest and security concerns, and needs robust regulatory enforcement to ensure the safety of both its workforce and operations. Over the past year, more than 200 coal mines have been shut down, leading to a sharp ...
By Amir Saeed ISLAMABAD — Pakistan’s digital divide significantly hinders financial inclusion, impacting economic growth and social equity, while also limiting access to essential services across the country. Talking to this reporter, Ahad Nazir, Associate Research Fellow at the Sustainable Development Policy Institute (SDPI), said the digital divide posed significant challenges for financial inclusion, undermining ...
