USEF Pakistan Information United States Educational Foundation Pakistan (USEFP) is an American-based foundation based in Pakistan. Founded jointly by the Pakistani government and the US government in 1950, the foundation consists of two committees consisting of members of the Pakistani Commission and members of the US Board of Directors. The chairman itself switches between Pakistan […]
Image caption Senator Lee and Non are enthusiastic supporters of the league Mateo Salbini. Tony Iwabi stands next to the bust of Giuseppe Garibaldi in the Senate building in Rome. Like the 19th-century general who helped the founding of modern Italy, Iwabi was called "history producer." He is Italy's first and only black senator. Prime
ISLAMABAD: The country's large-scale manufacturing production declined for the fifth consecutive month, which increases the fear of mass layoffs throughout the industrial sector. The LSM index fell 7.06 percent in the second month of this fiscal year from a year ago, the Pakistan Bureau of Statistics (PBS) reported Friday. In comparison, the index had contracted
PAKISTAN has long struggled to attract greater volumes of foreign direct investment (FDI) to expand and modernize its fairly stagnant economic base. Pakistan's level of investment is almost half the volume of investment attracted by growing economies such as Vietnam, India, Bangladesh and Sri Lanka. To accommodate two million Pakistani youth entering the labor market
LAHORE: More than 800 reservations from Punjab police training institutions have been made available to 36 districts to avoid any law and order situation in view of the & # 39; Marcha Azadi & # 39; announced by Jamiat Ulema-i-Islam-Fazl (JUI -F). The Rawalpindi district received the largest number of reservations. [120], followed by Attock
ISLAMABAD: The Jamiat Ulema-i-Islam (JUI-F) obtained a respite on Wednesday, as the High Court of Islamabad not only granted bail to its leader Akram Khan Durrani until November 4, but also dismissed a petition To ban the party. Durrani faces three investigations by the National Office of Responsibility and, according to his request for bail
ISLAMABAD: The Tehreek-i-Insaf (PTI) team in Pakistan left a scrutiny committee meeting on Wednesday when the Pakistan Election Commission (ECP) raised an objection in its order on Deputy Attorney General Saqlain Haider representing the PTI as your principal lawyer in the case of foreign financing. It was the second meeting of the scrutiny committee after
LAHORE: With a small sign of improvement in the health of former Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif, the president of the Muslim League of Pakistan (PML-N) Shahbaz Sharif openly complained Wednesday to the establishment about his decision to "fully support" the first Minister Imran Khan. In a rare articulation of his feelings when it comes to
WASHINGTON: Occupied Indian Kashmir (IOK) faces a "humanitarian crisis" and India's decision of August 5 to annex the "disputed" territory has been a "disaster" for cashmerers, notes a panel of the Congress of U.S. These observations were made Tuesday at a one-day hearing of a subcommittee of the House of Representatives on Asia and the
ISLAMABAD: A few days after Pakistan escaped the blacklist of the Financial Action Task Force (FATF), the government has revealed that, as part of the global surveillance action plan, more than 700 suspected cases of terrorist financing under investigation are about to be awarded. At a press conference on Wednesday, Economic Affairs Minister Hammad Azhar,
