US Ambassador Discusses Bilateral Relations with Maryam Nawaz

American ambassador met with Maryam Nawaz and discussed various issues. The American government appreciated the efforts of Ambassador Donald Bloom during the flood.

LAHORE (Khalid Mehmood, by his staff reporter) US Ambassador to Pakistan Donald Bloom met the Senior Vice President of the Non-League, Maryam Nawaz, at her residence in Murree yesterday. During the meeting, the importance of historical, long-term bilateral relations between the two countries was discussed. He emphasized the importance of promoting mutual cooperation including trade, economy, security, peace, and regional stability. Maryam Nawaz, during the most difficult conditions of the Rona epidemic and last year’s devastating floods, Ambassador Donald Bloom from the US government.

To provide relief to the people suffering from inflation and over-billing, the caretaker government is in talks with the IMF, the international organization has given a green signal for relief, government sources said.

Islamabad (Zeigham Naqvi) The caretaker government has made a plan to give relief to the people suffering from inflation and over-billing. Government sources say that talks are ongoing with the IMF for public relief on behalf of the caretaker government and the IMF has also given a green signal regarding the relief. There will be a reduction of up to Rs.3,000 in electricity bills for consumers using 300 units. Rs.13,000 relief will be available on electricity bills between Rs.60,000 and Rs.70,000. Government sources say that relief in the bills of consumers consuming up to 300 units of electricity will be given in the October bills.

The provincial government is planning to introduce IT applications in the financial and agricultural sectors, Nagaran

It has come to an end, Pakistani IT firms have signed deals worth 110 million dollars with local and foreign companies in the exhibition, the last day of the exhibition was attended by the caretaker finance minister of Sindh, Younis Dhaga, and the organizers for the successful holding of the exhibition. He said that Pakistan is a regional center of information communication technology, and the caretaker federal and provincial governments are supporting the vision of the Special Facilitation Investment Council (SFIC) to develop the IT sector across the country. He further said that the provincial government is planning to introduce IT applications in the financial and agricultural sector to increase the per acre yield of crops in Sindh along with widening the scope of financial inclusion. Sindh is trying to increase the export of IT to 10 billion dollars with the close cooperation and collaboration of the federal government. For this purpose, the problem of sales tax of IT companies will be solved on a priority basis. Way Umair Nizam said that ITCN Asia has become the country’s major economic activity, with business deals worth $110 million in the IT sector. He said that 57,000 people participated in the exhibition, including 100 delegations from 13 countries, while this event has created employment opportunities for experienced professionals and new graduates. ITCN Asia is organized by the Ministry of Information Technology.