A draft report, a pre-plausibility study (Pre-FS) on the potential for Energy Change System (ETM) Open doors in Pakistan, ready by the Asian Improvement Bank (ADB) to direct Pakistan on the decarbonisation of its energy area has drawn a ton of analysis from various neighborhood and worldwide support and local area based associations working for the advancement of cleaner and manageable energy sources. The ADB’s ETM drive expects to assist willing nations with lessening their carbon impressions through low-carbon ventures and the arrangement of clean energy innovation. Along these lines,…
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Issues Multiply on Stalled IMF Bailout
The stalemate between the central government and the High Court of Pakistan isn’t slipping through the cracks in global circles and its timing could never have been more terrible. Relatively few have understood the reasonable outcomes of its effect on our moneylenders, financial backers, organizations and economy.
Read MoreCurrent Account Surplus Manifests Economic Contraction
Irfan Iqbal Sheikh
President FPCCI, has explained that current account surplus in Pakistan’s case for March 2023 is no reason to celebrate; in fact, it manifests a massive economic contraction like never before
Read MoreLONGi Hydrogen Wins Bid for World’s Largest Green Ammonia Demonstration Project
On October 26, 2022, the “Hydrogen Energy Promotes Jilin” Action and the Da’an Wind and Green Hydrogen Synthesis Integrated Demonstration Project Launch Activities were held at the Clean Energy Chemical Industry Park in Western Jilin (hereinafter referred to as “Da’an Project”).
Read MorePakistani economy expected to grow steadily by 2030.
It is difficult to predict the exact state of Pakistan’s economy in 2030, as economic growth is influenced by various factors, including political stability, social and economic policies, global economic trends, and technological advancements. However, based on current trends and projections, here are some possible scenarios for Pakistan’s economy in 2030. Economic Growth: Pakistan’s economy is projected to continue to grow steadily, with a projected GDP growth rate of around 5% to 6% per year. This growth is driven by increased investment, higher productivity, and expanding industries, such as agriculture,…
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