Pakistan and Malaysia have agreed to strengthen collaboration in the digital technology sector, marking a significant step in their bilateral relations. The agreement was reached during a meeting between Pakistan’s Federal Minister for Information Technology, Shaza Fatima Khawaja, and Malaysia’s Minister of Communications, Ahmad Fahmi bin Mohamed Fadzil, held on the sidelines of the World

ISLAMABAD: Federal Minister for Petroleum Ali Pervaiz Malik and Chinese Ambassador Jiang Zaidong reaffirmed the strong and enduring Pakistan-China relationship during a high-level meeting at the Chinese Embassy in Islamabad on Wednesday. The discussions focused on expanding bilateral cooperation in the energy and mineral sectors, underscoring the shared commitment to regional stability and

Pakistan’s IT sector has achieved its highest-ever monthly export figure, reaching $386 million in October 2025. This milestone represents strong industry momentum, with a 17% jump compared to the same month last year and a 5.5% increase from September’s performance. Over the first four months of FY26, total IT exports have climbed to $1.4 billion, reflecting a robust 20% year-on-year rise.

Alkaram Textile Mills has moved a step closer to sustainable manufacturing as Delta Power Solar has successfully energized the company with a 1 MW solar power system. This upgrade is expected to significantly lower energy costs while helping the mill transition to cleaner, environmentally responsible production processes.

Service Industries Limited has reported steady growth across its major business segments during the first nine months of CY2025, with footwear exports exceeding Rs15.1 billion and tyre and tube exports reaching Rs17 billion. The company shared these updates during its latest corporate briefing, noting that both divisions continue to show strong demand in international markets.

Gilgit-Baltistan (GB) is rapidly emerging as a promising hub for Pakistan’s technology sector, generating an estimated $15 million to $18 million in annual IT revenues, according to a recent study by the Pakistan Software Houses Association (PASHA). The Gilgit-Baltistan IT & IT-Enabled Sector Diagnostic Report highlights that around 120 active IT companies in the region contribute roughly

Pakistan is poised to earn $53 billion over the next 37 years from the Reko Diq Copper-Gold project in Balochistan, which is also expected to create 7,500 local jobs. Officials informed the Senate Standing Committee on Petroleum that the project’s financial close is anticipated next month, with construction set to begin in 2028.

One driver from Karachi shared, “My car used to be a liability. I even thought of selling it. Shukar Alhamdulillah, now it’s my business. I decide when to work and when to take a break.” According to Yango data, full-time car drivers can earn between PKR 250,000 and PKR 290,000 per month, while bike and rickshaw drivers make around PKR 150,000–190,000. The difference comes down to effort,

Pakistan’s IT industry has achieved a historic milestone by recording its highest-ever monthly exports of 386 million dollars in October 2025, highlighting the sector’s rapid growth and its significant contribution to the national economy. This record reflects rising international demand for Pakistan’s software development, IT services, and technology solutions, positioning the country as an

US-based mining company Nova Minerals has expressed strong interest in establishing long-term investments in Pakistan’s expanding mineral sector. The firm, which specializes in gold, antimony, and rare earth elements, recently held discussions with Pakistan’s Board of Investment to explore opportunities for joint ventures, technical partnerships, and detailed feasibility studies aimed at