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Apph course the dak-tar will be wearing oxygen tanks from diving equipment while this is done. No oxygen tank for the nurse, coz once work on motorma is done, it can be continued on the nurje as well

Chief Minister Shahbaz Sharif has said Pakistan has become a grazing field where foreigners are roaming freely

Singapore—Pakistan’s High Commissioner in Singapore Syed Hasan Javed said that recent advances in IT and Telecom Apps, Genome and bio-technology, Medical sciences, Defence and Space technology have put Pakistan in a different league of Nations.

He said that despite various challenges, Pakistan’s economy has maintained an average growth rate of 5 to 6 percent for the past six decades. Pakistan’s mineral resource endowments of US $ 30 trillion (double of US GDP) consisting some of the world’s largest reserves of Coal, gold, copper, chrome, gas, rare earth, rock salt, gemstone, marble, onyx and granite in addition to 42 other minerals, is only tip of the iceberg, with half of the country surveyed.

“Pakistan is the most promising Emerging Market,” he was addressing the Pakistani community on National Day Flag Hoisting ceremony. He said Pakistan has rich agriculture base, being among Top 20 Producers of twenty horticultural products. Pakistan’s location makes it a gateway to half of world’s population in China, India, Central Asia, West Asia and the Gulf region. Pakistan’s 4th largest labor force who are talented, hardworking, English speaking, cheap and technology savvy, give it unbeatable advantages.

Pakistan is located in an Energy rich neighborhood with plenty of energy potential resources of its own including coal, hydel, wind and solar which could make it the ‘favourite of the investors, Mr. Javed observed.

Pakistan is the only major untapped market for Multinationals looking for ‘safe havens’ for long term profit sustainability. The rate of return is as high as 40-50 percent with provision for 100 percent repatriation of equity, profit and dividend. The rate of return on investment in Pakistan’s stock market was the highest globally during the last decade. A dollar invested in Pakistani stocks in 2001, became twelve dollars in 2011. Pakistan is home to 800 Multinationals and the number could very well double in the next few years.

Pakistan has 53 percent population under twenty years, which by virtue of demographic dividend give it a 2 percent GDP growth rate advantage. Pakistan has become a part of ‘Flying geese’ economies of Asia, benefitting from the rise of the People’s Republic of China. Pakistan’s rich cultural heritage, social capital and soft power give it a ‘winning edge’ in the 21st Century, a fact acknowledged by the world’s eminent scholars such as Joseph S. Nye Junior, Anatol Lieven and others in their writings. The 20th Century vindicated Pakistan, the 21st Century belongs to us, Mr. Javed added.

More and more Singaporean companies are making investments in Pakistan. Bilateral trade is also increasing. Pakistanis are actively engaged in the development of Singapore-Pakistani relations in all fields.

Pakistan Week celebrations which began here include Munni Begum Ghazal Show, Cultural performance by the Roots School System, Islamabad, Painting Exhibition by Erum Idnan with theme ‘Essence of our heritage’, Pakistan Fashion Fabrics Exhibition etc etc, sponsored by the expatriate Pakistanis and Singapore Pakistanis Association. High Commissioner Javed complimented the contributions of the Pakistani Community to project Pakistan.—Online

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partha wrote:
bade bade dilwalon ke saath aise choti choti incidents hote rehte hain.

kish wrote:Pakistan has become 'grazing field' for foreigners

Chief Minister Shahbaz Sharif has said Pakistan has become a grazing field where foreigners are roaming freely

Vipin_Upadhyay wrote:Afretard ij going POOOM POOOM phor "defloration" oph mujahid.....

American officials, finding a chain of mistakes by both sides, have decided no service members will face disciplinary charges in a November airstrike that killed 24 Pakistani soldiers.

Jhujar wrote:Hee izz phlying da patanag oph Jiye Sindh to Poak da eyez oph Poaqerstaan.

partha wrote:hain? what ij thij report on joo york times?

American officials, finding a chain of mistakes by both sides, have decided no service members will face disciplinary charges in a November airstrike that killed 24 Pakistani soldiers.

copy cat amreekis. it ij basically bakistani argument that they have copied - extremists on both sides of border.

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partha wrote:hain? what ij thij report on joo york times?

American officials, finding a chain of mistakes by both sides, have decided no service members will face disciplinary charges in a November airstrike that killed 24 Pakistani soldiers.

copy cat amreekis. it ij basically bakistani argument that they have copied - extremists on both sides of border.

Good move Pakistan Software Export Board (PSEB).
Pakistani also have an un-exhausted software development talent. It needs to be utilized which PSEB is striving for. Well done PSEB.

Good move Pakistan Software Export Board (PSEB).
Pakistani also have an un-exhausted software development talent. It needs to be utilized which PSEB is striving for. Well done PSEB.

RCase wrote:

Good move PSEB.... utilized which PSEB....done PSEB.

Arun Roperia wrote:Yawn reports Firing outside Karachi literary event

Before the world pressures Pakistan to do more against terrorism, they should realize that Pakistan itself is the biggest victim of terrorism. A key step towards reducing the influence of extremists in Pakistan is finding a solution to the Kashmir issue. Ignoring the Kashmir issue will only serve to strengthen the hands of extremists in South Asia. Without solving the Kashmir issue Pakistan will continue its strategy of strategic defiance of the U.S. to acquire strategic depth in Afghanistan, which leaves little strategic options due to Pakistan’s geostrategic location and strategic assets. A solution to the Kashmir issue will strengthen the silent majority and further marginalize the religious parties who, in any case, win less than 10% of the votes in Pakistan.

Narad wrote:

The “global polio emergency” will be declared in Pakistan if performance regarding eradicating poliovirus did not improve within three months. “It will tarnish the image of the country because global emergency means there will be complete travelling restriction for Pakistani people across the globe”

Radio pakistan on the verge of collapse