Pakistan

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Foreign Office says will wait for official reaction

K-P CM blames lack of seriousness for unrest

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Council refrains from disclosing details

The Foreign Office (FO) on Thursday said Pakistan’s relations with the United Arab Emirates remained unaffected by any external engagements the Gulf state may have, expressing confidence in the strength of bilateral ties. It said the relationship was based on mutual trust, adding that this sentiment was also shared in Abu Dhabi. “Pakistan – UAE relations are strong, brotherly, built on strong foundation. We have 2.2 million-strong diaspora in the UAE. We have traditionally been friendly and cooperative in all affairs. We have a trade close to $8 billion, said FO Spokesperson Tahir Andrabi during the weekly press briefing. He further said that there is “absolutely no question” of any negative aspersions with respect to relations between Islamabad and Abu Dhabi. Earlier in the day, Minister of State for Interior Tallal Chaudhry said that Pakistan’s relationship with the United Arab Emirates was “absolutely fine”. Several media outlets in recent days have reported that the Gulf country had begun a “large-scale e...

The Higher Education Commission has introduced a new admissions policy making GRE and HAT General and Subject tests mandatory for students seeking admission to MS and MPhil programmes across Pakistan.

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Cabinet ministers express support for premier

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CM Maryam orders protective measure across Punjab

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Inquiry uncovers fake attendance, inflated records and ghost payroll system

Police claim suspect fell ill during transportation

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