A large-scale riverine forest restoration initiative is being launched in Sindh, covering 41,000 hectares across the Jamshoro and Matiari districts. Developed under a public-private partnership model, the project aims to support climate change mitigation efforts and reduce greenhouse gas emissions in Pakistan by reviving degraded forest landscapes.

Karachi’s Port Qasim has been recognized as the 9th most developed port globally by the World Bank, marking a significant milestone for Pakistan’s maritime sector.

Karachi Mayor Barrister Murtaza Wahab has inaugurated Pakistan’s largest and most modern trampoline park at Safari Park, marking a major step in the ongoing effort to revitalize the city’s recreational infrastructure.

With water levels at their highest in a decade and shortages at their lowest in over 30 years, the Indus River System Authority (Irsa) has unanimously blocked a proposal by Wapda to release nearly half of Tarbela Dam’s storage within a month and to extend deadlines for two delayed tunnels. At a recent meeting of the Irsa Advisory Committee (IAC), chaired by Irsa Chairman Sahibzada Muhammad

Pakistan’s National Database and Registration Authority (NADRA) has taken significant steps to improve identity services for overseas Pakistanis by expanding its global presence and enhancing digital access. New facilitation counters have been established at Pakistani embassies in Montreal and Vancouver in Canada, Milan in Italy, Manama in Bahrain, and Amman in Jordan. An additional counter is

Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has officially lifted the ban on new domestic gas connections, a move confirmed by Sui Northern Gas Pipelines Limited (SNGPL) Managing Director Aamir Tufail. This policy shift will allow hundreds of thousands of households to gain access to piped natural gas across Pakistan. According to Mr. Tufail, the government aims to provide 300,000 new domestic gas connections

The Sindh government is facing significant political backlash after introducing hefty traffic fines in Karachi, with penalties reaching up to Rs50,000. This decision has been widely criticized by major political parties such as Jamaat-i-Islami (JI) and Muttahida Qaumi Movement-Pakistan (MQM-P), who argue that imposing steep fines on Karachiites is unfair given the city's poor

Pakistan’s renowned Himalayan Pink Salt has earned international acclaim by winning the Global Innovation Award in Belgium, where it was featured as a key ingredient in a Brazilian soap that blends Amazonian biodiversity with Pakistan’s mineral-rich salt. This unique fusion of natural resources from two continents was recognized at the Women in Agritech Global Summit, underscoring Pakistan’s

Pakistan is set to take a historic step in its space exploration journey by sending two citizens to China for a one-year astronaut training program at the China Manned Space Agency, beginning in October 2025. Following the training, the selected individuals will embark on a week-long mission aboard the Chinese Space Station in 2026, marking the country’s first participation in human spaceflight.

Pakistani workers looking to pursue careers in Japan have received promising news with the introduction of a language testing program by the Japan Foundation. For the first time, a Basic Japanese Language Test will be conducted in Islamabad, specifically designed for individuals applying for work visas under Japan’s Specified Skilled Worker Program. The test aims to evaluate whether applicants