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Pakistan recalls Riyadh envoy after expat labourers complain

Pakistan recalls Riyadh envoy after expat laborers complain

Pakistan to host 2021 World Tourism Forum

Pakistan to host 2021 World Tourism Forum Tourism ministers from D-8 countries including Turkey set to attend next year s forum in Islamabad PAKISTAN: Pakistan will host the World Tourism Forum next year to tout the country s tourism potential around the globe, especially among the countries of the D-8 (developing 8) bloc. Addressing a press conference in the Islamabad on Sunday, Syed Zulfikar Bukhari, the prime minister s adviser on tourism and overseas Pakistanis, said the tourism ministers of all the D-8 member states, including Turkey, willl also participate in the forum in Islamabad. The event had been scheduled for this year but was delayed until next year due to the coronavirus pandemic. Over 1,000 foreign visitors will attend the five-day event.

Islamabad Tourism Festival draws to a close - Pakistan

Singer Ali Azmat performs at a concert on the last day of the Islamabad Tourism Festival on Sunday. The other picture shows a pilot landing his trike hang glider in F-9 Park earlier in the day. Photos by Mohammad Asim ISLAMABAD: While the three-day Islamabad Tourism Festival (ITF21) has been a fun family event which saw an eruption of music and adventure sports in the capital, recreational activities like horse dancing, tent pegging and remote-controlled flying marked the last day of the event. Activities like paragliding, vintage car shows, live music, food festivals, accuracy landing and wingsuit flying were regular features on all three days of the festival that started on March 5 and continued till March 7.

More expats came back due to Covid-19, NA body told - Newspaper

ISLAMABAD: National Assembly Standing Committee on Overseas Pakistanis and Human Resource Development on Wednesday refused to buy the ministry’s claim that the United Arab Emirates (UAE) has not imposed a ban on Pakistani workforce. Moreover, as more overseas Pakistanis have returned home than those who have gone abroad, committee directed the ministry to take steps aimed at sending them back to overseas or adjust them in jobs within the country. The committee, chaired by PML-N Sheikh Fayyazud Din, was held in a committee room of the Parliament House. Agenda of the meeting was to discuss the sufferings of the overseas Pakistanis due to Covid-19.