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Three years of public service delivery by Buzdar government
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Reception bids farewell to Kyrgyz envoy
July 15, 2021
Islamabad : Tehreek Insaf Senator Chief Organiser Saifullah Khan Niazi has said that Kyrgyzstan is an important country for Pakistan and he would propose further steps to promote mutual cooperation with the Foreign Minister and he would raise his voice in every forum for the promotion of relations and mutual cooperation between the two countries. He made this remarks at a farewell dinner in honor of Kyrgyz Ambassador Erik Beishembiev hosted by Pakistan Central Asia Friendship Association, says a press release.
Kyrgyz Ambassador Erik Beishembiev said in his address that he has spent more than four years in Islamabad and that he is grateful for the hospitality and the best impression of the Pakistani people. He said that our region is rich in oil, gas, mineral and water resources and we also want to benefit from these resources for Pakistan and the region, so that the countries of the region benefit from each other’s resource
PPP govt presented best budget for Sindh despite deductions in Federal transfers: Nasir Shah
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“Take away everything subsidies, support price, interest-free loans but give us a better research regime. Make it a single-line budget that starts and ends with research,” this seems to be a consensus among farmers, their representative bodies and independent analysts, as the nation waits for the next finance bill.
Articulating those sentiments, Bilal Israel of the Farmers Associate Pakistan says that the last two decades, especially the persistent cotton crisis, have proven that Pakistan does not have dependable seeds for most of the crops. They are either expensive imports, or the farmer suffers. Rapid climate change has added another dimension to the challenge. This is an existential emergency that cannot be dealt with through small subsidies here or there or making small loans less expensive; these things help lessen the pain but do not treat the disease.