Pakistan, the sixth largest producer of dates is the third major exporter of dates in the world. According to an estimate, the country annually produces around 600,000 tonnes of dates out of which only 100,000 tonnes are exported and the …
Read More »Balochistan strives to have easy financial services
Balochistan still lacks financial inclusion. Truly speaking, it still lacks access to formal financial services including savings, credit, insurance and payments vis-à-vis formal financial intermediaries, at an affordable cost. Present government led by Prime Minister Imran Khan needs to work …
Read More »Balochistan home-based skills: still room for improvement
Home-based workers are an important part of Balochistan’s informal economy. Home-based work exists in all sectors of employment including handicrafts, manufacturing and agro-based sectors. It is an important source of employment for the local women who lack social security protection. …
Read More »Health and education – still basic, vital issues in Balochistan
Last year, Balochistan government led by Chief Minister Jam Kamal Khan decided to impose health and education emergency in the province. The government declared that establishing boys’ and girls’ schools in every union council of the province is mandatory. It …
Read More »Balochistan all set to promote cattle farming trade
This month, Balochistan government is holding a three-day international Livestock Expo from November18 to 20 in Quetta with an aim to promote cattle farming in the province. The initiative would also increase meat production in the country besides, fulfilling its …
Read More »Balochistan launches multidimensional steps for education overhaul
To progress inquiring German Education Policy may be helpful CPEC projects will bring in 0.7m jobs for Pakistan and great prosperity for Balochistan Interview with Muhammad Azeem Khan Kakar — Media Coordinator. CM Balochistan PAGE: Tell us about your personal …
Read More »Balochistan’s readiness towards modern agriculture
Balochistan government led by Chief Minister Jam Kamal Khan plans to increase agricultural output by devising out of the box and effective solutions. The provincial government is taking radical steps to modernize dilapidated agriculture of the province and introduce latest …
Read More »TERRORISM TO TOURISM: Journey to catch high jumps of FDI in Balochistan
A nationwide campaign of Bahria University to promote country’s blue economy In recent years, policymakers have come to the conclusion that foreign direct investment (FDI) is needed to boost the growth in developing economies. It is claimed that FDI can …
Read More »Balochistan needs to come up to its full investment potential
Most depressed Balochistan needs foreign and local investment to develop its economic sectors. The businessmen hesitate to invest due to the lack of development infrastructure and law and order problem in the province. There are greater investment opportunities in all …
Read More »Indigenous oil and gas resources – Balochistan remains a hidden gem
Pakistan imports Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) to meet the demand of the country’s power sector. The gas indigenously produced stands at 4 billion cubic feet per day (bcfd) against total demand of 6 bcfd. The country has to import 1.2 …
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