String Of Regulatory Rollbacks For Coal Power Under Trump
That has contaminated streams, lakes and underground aquifers The change will allow utilities to use cheaper technologies and take longer
Read moreThat has contaminated streams, lakes and underground aquifers The change will allow utilities to use cheaper technologies and take longer
Read morePakistan will have to take advantage of the modern technology to make the most of its agriculture sector, which equally
Read moreThe committee was also informed that Minister for Federal Education Shafqat Mehmood will himself brief the committee about the Uniform
Read morePakistan needs self-regulating, science-based, clear, and expectable regulatory authority to empower farmers with modern and advanced agricultural technologies to reap
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STAFF REPORT ISB: The two-day event focusing on regulatory affairs of telecommunication sector was sorted by United States Agency for International Development (USAID). The primary objective for organizing this course was to exhibit the telecom model of US regulatory to the Pakistan’s telecom sector whereby enrolling the major do’s and don’ts for the headway and change of present framework.
During the seminar, USA regulatory practices were apprised to the elite of Pakistan’s
STAFF REPORT ISB: Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA) collaborated with International Telecom Union (ITU) to organize a training workshop for Afghan Telecommunication Regulatory Authority (ATRA) and Ministry of Communication, Afghanistan. The training workshop focused on regulatory issues.
The training workshop included lectures, presentations on regulation regime from PTA as well as from representatives of telecommunication network operators i.e. Telenor, Mobilink etc.
STAFF REPORT ISB: Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA) collaborated with International Telecom Union (ITU) to organize a training workshop for Afghan Telecommunication Regulatory Authority (ATRA) and Ministry of Communication, Afghanistan. The training workshop focused on regulatory issues.
The training workshop included lectures, presentations on regulation regime from PTA as well as from representatives of telecommunication network operators i.e. Telenor, Mobilink etc. Chairman
STAFF REPORT LHR: Pakistan Association of Auto Parts Manufacturers (PAAPAM) Chairman M Siddique Misri has criticised the imposition of regulatory duty on auto parts manufacturers and termed it totally unfair and unjustified.
In a statement, he said they are not only manufacturers, but these items are also being imported by them as raw materials.
The Ministry of Finance has imposed 12.5 per cent regulatory duty on the import of tubes, pipes and hollow profiles, of cast iron, tubes
STAFF REPORT IBD: Minister of State for Information Technology, Anusha Rahman, desired that complaint handling system at the PTA be made more effective and beefed up keeping the number of complaints in perspective particularly to address the need of proactive search of objectionable content and handling grey traffic related issues.
She said this during a recent visit to Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA) Headquarters.
During the visit, Chairman PTA Dr. Syed Ismail Shah