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China set to become 4th biggest trade partner of Pakistan: MOFCOM official -
BEIJING, Feb 9 (APP): China is becoming the 4th biggest trade partner of Pakistan, said here a senior Chinese official from Ministry of Commerce (MOFCOM).Addressing the Pakistan-China Trade Promotion Seminar at Pakistan Embassy, Ouyang Cheng of Department of International Trade and Economic Affairs of Ministry of Commerce (MOFCOM) said both sides enhanced exports after the signing of the Free Trade Agreement (FTA).
UK Border Agency accept AJK marriage certificates -
LONDON, Feb 09 (APP)- The UK Border Agency has communicated to Lord Nazir Ahmed, a member of the British Upper House, that it accepts Nikah Khawani certificates from Azad Kashmir as a proof of valid marriage.“I am able to inform you that following legal advice, Nikah Khawani certificates from AJK are now accepted as proof of a valid marriage by our UK Visa Section which processes settlement applications from Pakistan. Nikah Khawanis from any other region of Pakistan are not accepted and a Nikah Nama is still required in such cases,”
Boxing sensation Amir Khan and a host of new sporting stars awarded -
LONDON, Feb 9 (APP)- Boxing sensation Amir Khan, former Sri Lankan cricket captain Arjuna Ranatungalong with ten other budding sports stars were declared winners at the biggest ever Asian sports awards in the UK.A glittering ceremony was held at a Central London hotel last evening where the winners of the prestigious Change4Life British Asian Sports awards were presented with their trophies.
UN says lack of resources threaten gains in Pakistan’s HIV response - HTML clipboard
UNITED NATIONS, Feb. 9 (APP):
Although Pakistan has a plan of action to tackle HIV and AIDS, the country is
facing a lack of resources that could jeopardize an effective and timely
response to the epidemic, according to the lead United Nations agency on the
issue.
Outgoing UN envoy Ashraf Qazi urges Sudanese to press ahead on critical issues - HTML clipboard
UNITED NATIONS, Feb. 09 (APP):
The outgoing United Nations envoy in Sudan, Ashraf Jehangir Qazi, has lauded
recent developments in the country’s electoral process, and urged the parties to
the north-south peace agreement to press ahead during what will be a crucial
year for the nation.
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ISLAMABAD, Feb 9 (APP): Pakistan’s Naseem Hameed became the first Pakistani women in the 26-year history of regional games when on Monday she clinched a gold medal in the 100-metre sprint in 11th South Asian Games being held in Dhaka, Bangladesh.The 22-year old athlete produced her career best feat at Bangabandhu National Stadium and led the eight runners.
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ISLAMABAD, Feb 9 (APP):
Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has clarified a news item that appeared in a
section of press regarding a notice issued to Chairman PCB Ejaz Butt by Cricket
Council of USA (CCUSA).
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PESHAWAR, Feb. 9 (APP): Top
four NWFP cueists to vie in the 35th National Ranking Snooker
Championship-2010 to be held here at Karachi Gymkhana from March 2, Secretary
NWFP Snooker Association Zulfiqar Butt told APP.
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DHAKA, Feb 9, (APP): Following
is the final medal tally at the conclusion of 11th Asian Games after
day 12 in the regional sporting extravaganza here on Tuesday.
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ISLAMABAD, Feb 9 (APP):
National hockey team skipper Zeeshan Ashraf is confident that his team will put
up a good show in World Cup as the side is a perfect blend of experienced
players and young talent.
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Issues settled with MQM, says Rehman Malik
ISLAMABAD, Nov 6 (APP): Minister for Interior Rehman Malik has said that the differences with Muttahida Qaumi Movement (MQM) Pakistan Peoples Party’s ruling ally in center and Sindh province, have been settled.Malik who along with President Asif Ali Zardari’s close aide, Dr Asim Hussain, held talks with a delegation of MQM in Dubai on Friday, told ARY NEWS on telephone that the bilateral negotiations concluded successfully with most of the issues resolved.
“Few differences that were left
would soon be settled as the two parties have agreed in principle to
continue consultations in future for resolution of all outstanding
disputes,” he said.
“Differences may occurred in democracy and should be resolved through
negotiations. MQM is our ally in the government and would remain with
us,”
Malik told the channel.
He said both coalition partners have agreed to form two core committees
to help resolve matters through discussions and move forward for
strengthening of the coalition and sustainability of political system.
To a question Malik said that there were differences on empowering
local government.While some matters pertaining to WAPDA also came under discussion.
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