Archive for November 2005
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The Securities and Exchange Commission of Pakistan (SECP) has nominated four professionals on the executive board of Islamabad Stock Exchange (ISE) for 2005-06, in accordance with the Articles of Association of the Exchange. The nominated
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The total amount of outstanding domestic debt rose from Rs 2.129 trillion at end of June 2005 to Rs 2.177 trillion at the end of August 2005, showing an increase of Rs 47.993 billion (2.25
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The Pakistan government has proposed demilitarisation of Kashmir and the international community should put pressure on India for resolution of the longstanding dispute. Chairman Special Committee of the Parliament on Kashmir, Hamid Nasir Chattha said
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Pakistan's telecommunication sector will attract over $4 billion investment in the next three to four years, said Minister for Information Technology Awais Leghari here on Tuesday. "Fast growing telecommunication sector offers tremendous investment opportunities," the
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Forward bloc in the ruling Pakistan Muslim League appears vocal at least for the time being. It has also managed to create some ripples in the party ranks. How much weight and clout it has
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Adviser to PM on Finance and Economic Affairs Dr Salman Shah held a meeting with WB Earthquake Recovery Credit (ERC) appraisal Mission here at the Ministry of Finance on Tuesday. Minister of State for Finance,
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The Pakistan Peoples Party is celebrating its 38th founding day this November in a grim socio-economic and political environment in which the founding principles are as important a framework for the emancipation of the people
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Pakistan's agriculture based economy may face a setback in the wake of delay in wheat sowing in most parts of Punjab and Sindh provinces that may untimely result in the lowering of production. Food Ministry
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State Bank of Pakistan Governor Dr Ishrat Husain has thanked the media for their vibrant and positive role during his entire tenure in SBP. He was taking to media persons at 'Learning Resource Centre' of
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A swing in Pakistan's current account to a deficit did not pose a threat to the economy as it would be offset by increased foreign direct investment and use of state reserves, the State Bank
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