Industries & Sectors
Sunday, 21 April 2013 14:45
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KARACHI: Three ships arrived at the Port to load/ offload containers at QICT, acetic acid at EVTL and for loading rice at FAP on April 20, port sources said here Sunday.Berth occupancy was maintained at 42% at the Port on Saturday where a total of six ships namely M.V KPS-I Alican BEY- Powership, M.V Mercy Wisdom, M.V Diamond Sea, M.V MSC Levina, M.T Karachi, M.T Chembulk Singapore are currently occupying berths to load/ offload containers, wheat, rice, furnace oil, acetic acid.Cargo handling operations were carried out smoothly at the port where a cargo volume 71872 tonnes comprising 58680 tonnes import, 13192 tonnes export 1196 (TUEs) was handled at the port during the last 24 hours.M.T Chembulk Singapore, M.T Karachi sailed on Sunday morning.M.T AL Kuwaitiah at FOTCO, M.V Maersk Carolina at QICT arrived on April 21, 2013 as per arrival schedule, port sources said. Copyright APP (Associated Press of Pakistan), ...
LAHORE: The Tourism Development Corporation of Punjab (TDCP) in collaboration with Lahore International Expo is organizing "Lahore International Tourism (LITE-2013)" expo on April 20-21 at Expo Centre, Johar Town.Minister for Tourism Saleema Hashmi will inaugurate the expo (LITE).LITE-2013 will provide a platform to the tourism related industry and potential clients to interact with each other.This will help to widen marketing scope for the industry and expand the business. More than 150 local and international brands ...
ISLAMABAD: A delegation of Lahore Chamber of Commerce and Industry (LCCI) comprising 14 Pakistani companies from paper and paperboard sector is currently visiting the UK to explore business opportunities there.The delegation led by Khamis Saeed Butt, Executive Committee Member LCCI and proprietor of M/s Khamis Paper Cutting Centre, called on Pakistan High Commissioner for UK Wajid Shamsul Hasan and discussed business promotion between UK and Pakistan.According to a message received here Thursday from London, it ...
KARACHI: Karachi Electric Supply Company (KESC) is bent to ruin Pakistani industry with its innovative plan of 8-hour-a-day load shedding in industrial areas and the government should take strong notice of this deep-rooted conspiracy against the national economy, demanded Pasban.Pasban Pakistan President Altaf Shakoor and Pasban Public Issues director Abubaker Usman here Thursday in a joint statement said that the KESC is playing a role of modern edition of East India Company to damage Pakistani ...
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