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GCC chemical industry reaffirms commitment to climate targets

Leaders of the GCC chemical industry have reiterated their commitment to advancing sustainability, developing nature-positive solutions, and contributing to climate action at the 4th GPCA Responsible Care Conference in Riyadh.

GCC chemical industry reaffirms commitment to climate targets

Leaders of the GCC chemical industry have reiterated their commitment to advancing sustainability, developing nature-positive solutions, and contributing to climate action at the 4th GPCA Responsible Care Conference in Riyadh.

CAAP makes do with Zoom celebration for 13th anniversary

Some previous court rulings hindrance in tech progress: Fawad

National February 18, 2021 RAWALPINDI: Federal Minister for Science and Technology Chaudhry Fawad Hussain Wednesday said some previous court decisions hindered the technological progress in the country which was unfortunate. Technological progress received a big blow in our country due to some previous court decisions, he said while addressing at the two-day international media conference titled Digital Media Ecologies in the New Normal Challenges and Opportunities at the Fatima Jinnah Women University (FJWU), Rawalpindi. The minister said Pakistan s relations with digital companies had been deteriorated due to some court decisions in the year 2014. Pakistan Telecommunication Authority s decision to ban TikTok earlier last year also caused damage to these relations, he said and lamented, Ban culture in the country has affected every sector. I plead judges not to hear cases relating to digital media, he said. Referring to some universities imposing strict dressing codes, Fa

Some previous court rulings hindrance in tech uplift: Fawad

National February 18, 2021 RAWALPINDI: Federal Minister for Science and Technology Chaudhry Fawad Hussain Wednesday said some previous court decisions hindered the technological progress in the country which was unfortunate. Technological progress received a big blow in our country due to some previous court decisions, he said while addressing at the two-day international media conference titled Digital Media Ecologies in the New Normal Challenges and Opportunities at the Fatima Jinnah Women University (FJWU), Rawalpindi. The minister said Pakistan s relations with digital companies had been deteriorated due to some court decisions in the year 2014. Pakistan Telecommunication Authority s decision to ban TikTok earlier last year also caused damage to these relations, he said and lamented, Ban culture in the country has affected every sector. I plead judges not to hear cases relating to digital media, he said.

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