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Tuesday, December 14, 2004

Women’s Cricket Wing Opens in Pakistan

via pktribune.com

The Chairman, Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB), has announced the opening of the women’s wing of cricket in Pakistan.
It has been decided that Dr Mira Phailbus (Sitara-e-Imtiaz and Pride of Performance) is to be Chairperson Women’s Cricket, Mr Imtiaz Ahmad (former Pakistan captain) is to be Adviser Women’s Cricket and Mrs Shamsa Hashmi is …

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Pakistan Business Council Launched in UAE

via jang.com.pk

Pakistan Business Council was formally launched in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates (UAE) on Sunday to help promote trade, commerce and investment between the two friendly countries. The Business Council was approved and registered by the UAE government and a formal announcement was made at a press conference arranged by the Abu Dhabi Chamber …

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Monday, December 13, 2004

Pakistan Receives Annual Houbara Migration

via jang.com.pk

The Hubara Bustard population, a migratory bird that comes to Pakistan from the freezing Central Asian States during November-December, have arrived here in flocks and their returning process would commence from February to end of March.
As many as 20,000 to 25,000 Hubara populations have migrated to Pakistan every year, he said. The distance covered …

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UN Art Exhibition Encourages School Going Girls

via www.dailytimes.com.pk

The United Nations World Food Programme (UNWFP) arranged a colourful prize distribution ceremony-cum-art exhibition titled ‘A girl in school is a girl with a future’ by government primary schoolgirls at Alhamra Cultural Complex on Saturday. The event not only aimed to encourage young school-going females but also to recognise their artwork – by giving …

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UK Supply Mgmt Firm Opens Pakistan Headquarters

via jang.com.pk

Exel, the world famous leader in supply chain management, on Saturday announced a decision to expand its operations in Pakistan with the opening of its new country headquarters.
The new office would provide integrated airfreight, sea-freight and contract logistics services for both export and import services supporting customers in complex and time-critical industries such as …

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Saturday, December 11, 2004

Multimillion Dollar Pakistani VoIP Contract Signed

via www.lightreading.com

Alcatel (Paris: CGEP.PA and NYSE: ALA) today announced that TeleCard Limited, a leading facilities based competitive operator in Pakistan, has signed a multi million dollar contract for a Voice over IP (VoIP) solution from Alcatel. TeleCard is committed to providing state-of-the-art wireline and wireless local loop (WLL) services throughout Pakistan. With its services extending to …

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Pakistani Software Firm Awarded Top Certification

via www.paknews.com

A Pakistani software company has been awarded top international quality CMM-Level 4 certification for introducing state-of-the-art business processes in the delivery of its products and services.
The Lahore-based NetSol Technologies Ltd which specializes as the developer of proprietary software applications and provider of information technology (IT) services, is the first-ever local company and the 126th in …

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CNBC Pakistan Launch Moves Closer

via www.khaleejtimes.com

CNBC Pakistan, Pak Oman Invenstment Company and Saudi Pak Industrial & Agricultural Investment Company signed a shareholders agreement to bring the world-acclaimed business network to Pakistan, says a Press release. CNBC Pakistan will be boadcasted from state of the art studios and production facilities in Karachi, Islamabad and Lahore and will transmit live programming in …

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Friday, December 10, 2004

No Tax on Overseas Pakistan Gifts Soon

via jang.com.pk

The government has decided to remove income withholding tax on gifts sent by the overseas Pakistanis to friends and families.
At present, the government levies 6 per cent withholding tax on these gifts. Previously gifts below the cost of Rs 1,000 were not taxable. The government raised the limit of non-taxable gifts to Rs 10,000, while …

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Pakistani Band to Fuse Peace in Indian Concert

via www.telegraphindia.com

Music for a noble cause, and this year, it’s not just a journey beyond barriers, but beyond borders, too. On December 23, the St Xavier’s College grounds will reverberate with the beats of Strings — the duo of Faisal Kapadia and Bilal Maqsood from Pakistan, MTV veejay-turned-singer Sophiya and popstar Shibani.
“It’s an effort to bring …

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Pakistan Set for Bumper Rice Crop

via news.ft.com

The devaluation of the Pakistani rupee by 4-5 per cent since July has boosted the interest of prospective African buyers of rice, traders say. A surge of orders is expected from the second half of this month and it could not come at a more opportune time for Pakistan’s rice farmers. They expect to produce …

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Thursday, December 9, 2004

Pakistan to Manufacture Solar Electricity Tubes with Chinese Help

via www.powerpulse.net

China announced that it will provide technical assistance to the country of Pakistan in producing electricity through solar energy, said an official of the Jiangsu Solar Energy Resources Institute. “We can help Pakistan manufacture solar collector tubes that could be used to providing cheap electricity,” said the official. “We will also transfer technology to Pakistan …

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Pakistani Police Receive U.S. Training

via www.dawn.com

The US police experts have started training Pakistani police officers in community policing, an official source said. Police officers of the rank of ASP from all over the country are attending the two-week training programme in Islamabad during which they will be taught modern techniques and methods of community policing.
He said police officers participating …

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Sohail Abbas Sinks India, Breaks Another World Record

via www.telegraphindia.com

Sohail Abbas scripted yet another record and guided Pakistan to a 2-1 win over arch-rivals India in their crucial league match in the Champions Trophy hockey tournament on Wednesday.
The ace drag-flicker, coming to the match just one goal short of erasing Australian Mark Hager’s Champions Trophy record of 32 goals, slammed home from a penalty …

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