On month-on-month basis, the inflation rate increased by 2.5pc in July 2020 as compared to an increase of 0.8pc in the previous month and an increase of 1.8pc in July 2019.
The next step is to constitute interim committees to adopt the model constitution and run the affairs of the associations till the duly elected representatives take offices.
The report was of the view that as the number of daily new cases and deaths are falling, the country is likely to remain open, lowering the odds of a domestic supply disruption.
The countries include India, Pakistan, Egypt, the Philippines, Lebanon and Sri Lanka - all countries with large populations in Kuwait. The list also includes China, Iran, Brazil, Mexico, Italy and Iraq.
“The COVID-19 pandemic is expected to hit remittances hard in Asia and the Pacific. In 2019, 6 of the 10 largest remittance recipients globally were from this region—India, the People’s Republic of China (PRC), the Philippines, Pakistan, Bangladesh, and Vietnam,” said ADB in its report.
The micro-finance programme, in collaboration with Akhuwat, will provide support to the small businesses which are impacted by the ongoing pandemic and its aftermaths.
In a meeting chaired by Chairman Committee Senator Javed Abbasi, Foreign Office officials said that both the Asia Pacific Group and the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) were monitoring Pakistan. They said that the Security Council sanctions must be implemented.
Under the revised instructions, IBWs can now offer all types of financing products to their customers including Corporates, SMEs, Agriculture, Housing, and Consumers.
Omar Ayub said that by 2023 Pakistan will generate 75-80pc of its electricity from its local sources including nuclear, hydro, and coal power, which will reduce the electricity tariffs for the end customers.
The opening of a charging station in Islamabad will help encourage electric vehicles as future transportation in the country, says Babar.
“We believe stock prices have already priced in plenty of negatives, and that Pakistani equities are likely to move higher over the next six months,” it said.
As per details, the carrier is resuming its air operations to Pakistan from August, the British company will operate three flights a week from Heathrow to Islamabad.
“IBM is launching Open P-TECH in Pakistan to help develop talent and equip them with technical and professional proficiency in AI, Data Science, Cybersecurity, Cloud, etc - enabling our workforce for a Digital Pakistan,” said Aidrus in a tweet post.