.@Khushal_Khattak writes on anti-Taliban protests in KP: "The violence that we are experiencing in our districts will not remain limited to Pakhtunkhwa. This fire will spread to the entire country. The state should correct its course before it is too late."https://t.co/E3RcEbSTI6
Speaking on the sidelines of the 77th #UNGA session, FM @BBhuttoZardari said that Pakistan was taking "all measures to protect the rights of minorities" and that everyone in this country had religious freedom.
https://t.co/OKiYDZCrXK
I will be asking the US State Department to help with increased donations focused on helping the people directly and rebuilding the infrastructure. Pakistan is our friend and proven ally. We must increase our aid now!
Pakistan-US Health Dialogue underway: A new beginning for 🇵🇰🇺🇸 collaboration in the health sector
🔁Discussions on a comprehensive agenda to strengthen bilateral cooperation in the health sector @ForeignOfficePk
🇵🇰🤝🇺🇸 #PakUSAt75
The United States and Pakistan will discuss setting up a Centre for Disease Control (CDC) in Pakistan when they hold their first-ever health dialogue in Washington on Monday. https://t.co/dDCYu7wzPF
The resounding message to politically active ex-military officers: If you want to break the chain of command and play politics, don't expect the state institutions you're attacking to foot the bill.
PM Shehbaz Sharif has notified the ISI Directorate as a "Special Vetting Agency", for verification and screening of all public office holders(specific to officers only) for induction, promotions, important postings & appointments, reads a notification. #Pakistan
once again Pakistan wants to negotiate with #TTP. i have no words for that surrender. the biggest problem of the state i live in are the lies it tells its people. let me say it: we live by and trade and thrive in lies.
ps: there's an article in there.
While Imran Khan may have been able to rally crowds over the issue of alleged conspiracy, Pakistan's foreign office’s work in Washington now faces an uphill task.
In this piece for @brecordernews, I discuss some of the implications of the Amb Majeed saga.
https://t.co/cZ6hxwXeMN
Pakistan's new cabinet, perhaps for the first time, includes two ministers who have PhDs in economics: Miftah Ismail and Aisha Ghaus Pasha. Another distinguishing feature is the inclusion of five well-educated women with a long record of public service.
As a 14-year-old boy, Abdus Salam, gained the highest marks ever recorded for the Matriculation Examination at University of the Punjab.
In 1979, he shared the #NobelPrize in Physics for contributions to the electroweak unification theory.
Learn more: https://t.co/Q1tmaJQLBq
The bottom line I want to emphasize here is that Pakistan lacks a coherent macro growth strategy, and one that can be followed up by a competent institutional structure.
Pakistan's economy is not in a good place - per capita income has not risen in 3 years (in fact down slightly)
Even over the last 20 years, income per capita has grown at a paltry 1.9%
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Justice Ayesha A. Malik becomes the first woman to be appointed judge of the Supreme Court of Pakistan. Congratulations to her and to the judges who insisted on her promotion. Well done.