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Pakistani representatives visited China to enhance S&T ties
Entrepreneurs, scientists and researchers from Pakistan are welcomed by the Chinese Government under the Torch Centre to visit National Indigenous
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China-Pakistan will foster the good ties by launching bus service
A private transport company will be launching China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) bus service on 3rd November 2018. This Pakistan-China bus
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Haball, 1LINK and Meezan Bank ties knot for B2B payments in Pakistan
Haball, 1LINK (Pvt) Limited (1LINK) and Meezan Bank Limited (Meezan Bank) ties knot to introduce a fast, secure and simple
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PTCL ties with DELL EMC to enhance IT transformation
Pakistan Telecommunications Company Limited (PTCL) has entered into an Enterprise Class Infrastructure Solutions Provider agreement with Dell EMC to enhance
Read moreMoroccan Embassy to help reinforce COMSATS’ cooperative ties with Morocco
Moroccan embassy in Pakistan has pledged support to COMSATS Secretariat in Islamabad for achieving its mission of South-South cooperation, as
Read morePakistan & Senegal agreed to enhance economic ties
Khurram Dastgir Khan, Federal Minister for Commerce gone with a delegation of Pakistan to take part in the inaugural session
Read morePak-Korea ties strengthened
Jin-Wook Kim, Deputy Head of Mission, Embassy of Korea Jin Wook Kim on said that Pakistan and Korea were enjoying
Read moreSECP for sustaining regulators-academia ties
STAFF REPORT ISB: Securities and Exchange Commission of Pakistan (SECP) Chairman Zafar Hijazi has emphasised that the relationship between regulators and academia is important to face the complex challenges of developing markets, research and equipping the youth with applied knowledge.
He was addressing the participants while signing MoUs with prestigious universities for promoting investors’ education, awareness on financial discipline and literacy.
The SECP chairman said that
SECP for sustaining regulators-academia ties
STAFF REPORT ISB: Securities and Exchange Commission of Pakistan (SECP) Chairman Zafar Hijazi has emphasised that the relationship between regulators and academia is important to face the complex challenges of developing markets, research and equipping the youth with applied knowledge.
He was addressing the participants while signing MoUs with prestigious universities for promoting investors’ education, awareness on financial discipline and literacy.
The SECP chairman said that
Iran-Pakistan gasline to enhance trade ties: Envoy
STAFF REPORT ISB: Iranian Ambassador to Pakistan Mehdi Hoonardost has said that Pakistan has huge doorstep opportunities to get gas from Iran, adding that the Iran- Pakistan gas pipeline would enhance the trade and economic relations between both of the countries.
Talking to media at the National Press Club’s Meet the Press Programme recently, he said, "We have no hard conditions like other countries, adding that Iran want to provide cheap energy for industrial and economic
Big room exists for promotion of Pak-Russia ties
STAFF REPORT ISB: President Mamnoon Hussain has said vast opportunities exist for promotion of bilateral relations between Pakistan and Russia in diverse fields.
"Cooperation can be enhanced with Moscow especially in the areas of education, technology," the president said while talking to Ambassador-designate to Russia Qazi Khalilullah in Islamabad.
He said that both Pakistan and Russian should explore new vistas for peace and prosperity in the region.
The president
A milestone towards Pak-China open-research & science ties
Being a very good friend in the neighborhood, China has supported Pakistan in various classified projects for defense and for different power projects as well. But unfortunately we haven’t built open research and science relationships with Chinese educational institutes. An intellectual brain can easily refer to the shifting phase of the future of science towards China. Therefore, now is a good time to start collaboration with the Chinese institutes in different research areas and here
RIS, MCB to strengthen ties for better tomorrow
STAFF REPORT ISB: Representatives of the MCB have recently been hosted at the RIS Wellington Campus to formalize a growing relationship with Roots International Schools (RIS) and invited to sign an MoU to develop initiatives for development, empowerment and mainstreaming quality education in Pakistan.
"RIS is working with different corporate sector organizations in the country to bridge the gap between academic research and industry practices. Also research institutions need to
HEC desires stronger academic ties with New Zealand
STAFF REPORT ISB: HEC Chairman Prof Dr Mukhtar Ahmed has expressed his resolve that the commission is committed to promoting collaborative research with other international universities and welcomed such projects from New Zealand.
"We need to build relations from the scholar to university and university to country. The need to expand scope of higher education globally is vital as working in isolation was no longer feasible to make progress," the HEC chairman said while addressing
UAF, FCCI sign MoU for strong academia-industry ties
STAFF REPORT FSD: The country is far lagging behind in academia-industry ties, eclipsing the full potential of development in every sphere of life, said speakers at a workshop titled "developing technology driven technologies".
The event was arranged by the Office of Research, Innovation and Commercialisation, University of Agriculture Faisalabad in collaboration with Pakistan Scientific Technological Information Centre (Pastic) and IRP chaired by UAF VC Prof. Dr Iqrar Ahmad