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Economy of Pakistan retweeted
#SBP invites you to participate in its Employment Conditions and Inflation Expectations survey for October 2026. Your participation will help enhance informed decision-making by improving our outreach to gather public views on expectations and general economic perceptions.
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Economy of Pakistan retweeted
Bangladesh is richer than Pakistan. Its per capita is significantly more than Pakistan. Their economic indicators are far superior than us. Yet the Bangladesh PM travels in a commercial flight going to same place New York where our PM has gone in a private plane including a 3 day stopover for private reasons in London. Our money being spent on ayashi by our rulers
Economy of Pakistan retweeted
Thread 🧵!
The PIMS fire shows why safety standards matter. They aren't paperwork. They are engineering barriers designed to stop one failure becoming a disaster.
We need to adopt them rather than talking about removing person and some pain points for some time.
Impact:
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Economy of Pakistan retweeted
🇵🇰 Michigan Democratic Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed criticized Pakistan’s military “dictatorship” Sunday, saying “democracy is not being allowed to take its place.”
Speaking at the Pakistan Association of America’s annual gathering in metro Detroit, El-Sayed condemned the imprisonment and intimidation of political leaders, including former Prime Minister Imran Khan, and called for human rights and democratic governance.
El-Sayed drew a parallel to Egypt, where his parents immigrated from, citing its history of military dictatorship and arguing that neither government should be shielded from criticism, or receive US aid, simply because they are U.S. allies.
U.S. Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed criticizes Pakistan’s military dictatorship, referring to the military dictatorship in Egypt, where his parents immigrated from, calling for democracy and human rights. He spoke today in Southfield at the Pakistan Association of America’s annual event celebrating Pakistan’s Independence and US Independence.
Economy of Pakistan retweeted
We must discuss why we need a judiciary that costs but creates no value.
Economy of Pakistan retweeted
It is back to "baani PTI" on TV channels. Tells you, the man spitted on thier deal and the plans.
Economy of Pakistan retweeted
Happy Declared Independence Day Pakistan!
Looking forward to real independence of economy, media, people, religion and democracy .
Economy of Pakistan retweeted
الفالفا نامی یہ مہنگا چارہ سعودی عرب وغیرہ بھیجا جاتا ہے لیکن خود سعودی عرب نے اپنے ملک میں اس کی کاشت کو کم کیا ہے اور حوصلہ شکنی شروع کردی ہے کیونکہ اس کی کاشت کیلئے انتہائی پانی درکار ہوتا ہے۔ سعودی عرب اب امریکہ میں سے یہ چارہ منگواتا ہے جہاں سب سے پہلے ریاست اریزونا نے بھی اس کی کاشت پر پابندی لگا دی۔ کیونکہ زیر زمین پانی کے ذخیرے کو یہ نقصان پہنچا رہا تھا۔ تو پاکستان جو دنیا میں پانی کی شدید کمی والے ممالک میں شمار ہوتا ہے کیوں ایسی فصل اگا رہا ہے جس کا استعمال ملک میں بہت کم ہے؟
صحرائے چولستان میں سبزہ ہی سبزہ ۔ڈیڑھ لاکھ ایکڑ میں جدید کاشتکاری بغیر نہر نکالے پانی دستیاب
#DunyaNews #DunyaNewsPrograms #Onthefront #kamranshahid
Economy of Pakistan retweeted
Our CSS babus of Lhr Islo Khi can’t think beyond Palm tress cancer which have absolutely zero benefit for the environment of Pakistan 🌳
Why don’t have we such sane minds in Govt who can do this bare minimum stuff for the people of Pak ?????
Economy of Pakistan retweeted
No other investment could be so rewarding: Top Pakistani bureaucrats invested 2-day salary (Rs15,000-30,000) into PM Austerity Fund in April and got within two months guaranteed Rs100,000-150,000 per month for ever.
PM Shehbaz is so generous while spending out of public money and keeps increasing petrolum levy and POL prices
Economy of Pakistan retweeted
I’m amazed at Pakistani media channels. The economy is in its worst state with so much unemployment, poverty, inflation, lack of investment, falling exports. In addition Balochistan & Kp are facing the most serious terrorist activities while Azad Kashmir is in turmoil.
But check our tv channels - almost exclusively talking about foreign policy as if our citizens are having the best time of their lives & there is nothing to discuss or debate.
Precisely for this reason social media is so much watched and read.
Economy of Pakistan retweeted
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Typical Pakistani mentality. Always praising govt for acting like EDHI or CHIPA & giving everything free to awam. Free Wifi, free lunches for schools etc. That's not the govt's job!
If govt was really doing a good job, awam wouldn't need any 'free' thing from govt
@nadeemhaque
Economy of Pakistan retweeted
Monal was built on a protected environmental zone that was taken over by the military. Real issue was that the court challenged military's right to lease out this land. Monal is a secondary concern nitter.gq/ahmadwaraichh/status/2…
Economy of Pakistan retweeted
پنجاب میں ایک طرف 11 ارب کا جہاز خریدنا بالکل نارمل بات ہے، دوسری طرف اسی پنجاب میں 23 سال کے اقرار نے 10 ہزار روپے بجلی کا بل آنے پر خودکشی کی ہے
اشرافیہ کی مراعات اور غریبوں کی لاچاری میں اتنا فرق شاید ہی دنیا میں کہیں ہو، تباہی مقدر ہے
Economy of Pakistan retweeted
If you want to see why Pakistan's economy never reaches its potential, look at KPEC. Pakistan is taking millions of dollars in loans to build KPEC corridor whose entire purpose is trade with Afghanistan and Central Asia. At the same time trade with Afghanistan is shut down. It's hard to come up with a better example of how disconnected Pakistan's policymakers are from basic economic logic. What is the point of building a trade corridor if you're blocking the trade it was built for?
Economy of Pakistan retweeted
Home remittances at record high $4.25 bn in May
33% growth from UAE - reaching $1 bn - people are sending back money from UAE in the form of NPC (in PKR) and otherwise.
The question is will it sustain.
Economy of Pakistan retweeted
I am an Inspector with four years of service, but my salary is still less than 100k. On the other hand, there are inspectors, such as FIA inspectors, who earn more than Rs. 200k in addition to other perks and privileges. There is huge wage differences among different departments.
