Karachi—The commodity exchange, country’s first
is on its way to play a greater role in the
national economy when it becomes fully
operational in coordination with other commodity
exchanges around the world. The National
Commodities Exchange Limited (NCEL) continues to
offer fresh memberships with lucrative
opportunities in a growing commodity trade
market.
Islamabad—Pakistan and Turkey have agreed to
form a “Project Group” to examine priority areas
of cooperation for promotion of investment in
Mining, Oil and Gas, Textiles, Agriculture,
Livestock and Dairy, Energy, Engineering and
Infrastructure and Construction.
Islamabad—The President of Jammu and Kashmir
Joint Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Zulfiqar
Abassi, has said that trans-LoC trade could not
be sustained any longer if demands of traders on
either side were not fulfilled by the
Governments of India and Pakistan. Abbasi, who
was recently re-elected as the president of
JKJCCI, said this while talking to Greater
Kashmir. He said various institutions involved
in the trade were facing severe difficulties due
to lack of infrastructure and communication
system.
Karachi—Panic selling suppressed leading scrips
at Karachi Stock Exchange (KSE) Wednesday on the
news of bomb blast in Peshawar, as 100-Index
dipped by 83.65 points to close at 9,251.84,
dealers said. Sattar Memon, a dealer at a
leading brokerage house said that market was
bullish in the morning and 100-Index jumped by
50 points in minutes at the start of trading.
Beijing—Pakistan wants to benefit from the
efficient, environment friendly, energy saving,
low cost, with stand natural calamities like
earthquake and rapid construction techniques of
China in housing sector. In order to acquire
firsthand knowledge of these technologies and
materials being used by China in its various
housing projects and high-rise buildings, a high
level Pakistani delegation is currently on a
visit here and holding meetings with various top
Chinese enterprises.
