Gwadar, once considered blessing that could make Bankrupt Pakistan as wealthy as Dubai, has now become its biggest curse due to…
Once hailed as important to Pakistan’s economic prosperity, Gwadar is now becoming a major challenge for the country. The ...
The sea was once a blessing for the Pakistani city of Gwadar. But it's become a curse
Melting glaciers contribute to rising sea levels, another cause of coastal erosion. The sea level at Karachi rose almost 8 ...
The Express Tribune on MSN9d
PM calls for urgent steps to make Gwadar Port operational
Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has ordered immediate steps to operationalise Gwadar Port on a commercial basis, Radio Pakistan ...
Business Recorder10d
Gwadar Port, GFZA: FBR allows duty, tax-free import of vehicles
ISLAMABAD: The Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) has allowed duties and taxes-free import of vehicles by concession holders and ...
China, Pakistan push for deeper economic ties with new infrastructure deals
China and Pakistan are strengthening economic ties with new infrastructure investments focused on upgrading Pakistan’s ...
PM directs immediate steps to operationalize Gwadar Port on commercial basis
Prime Minister Muhammad Shehbaz Sharif on Tuesday directed immediate measures to operationalize Gwadar Port on a commercial ...
Reuters8d
China, Pakistan pledge to boost cooperation on infrastructure, mining projects
HONG KONG, Feb 6 (Reuters) - China and Pakistan will upgrade and reconstruct Pakistan's railway network and further develop its Gwadar port, while Chinese companies can invest in the South Asian ...
Radio Pakistan4d
PM welcomes WB pledge of providing $20b to Pakistan for next 10 years
The Prime Minister said the elements involved in killings in Balochistan are not only against Balochistan, but are the enemies of Pakistan. Shehbaz Sharif said creating hurdles in completion of Gwadar ...
The Washington Post7d
The sea was once a blessing for the Pakistani city of Gwadar. But it's become a curse
GWADAR, Pakistan — There was a time when few people ... The more sensitive projects, especially the port, are tightly secured by the Pakistani military, out of sight and off-limits to the ...