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Allama Khadim Hussain Rizvi passes away in Lahore

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ISLAMABAD, Nov 19 (APP): APP Digital NewsAllama Khadim Hussain Rizvi, the leader of Tehreek-e-Labbaik Pakistan breathed his last Thursday night at Lahore, his party announced. He was 55.

No reason for his death was given. His party officials said he was rushed to a hospital after he had problem breathing and had fever for past few days. However he was pronounced dead when he arrived at the hospital.

Senior TLP leader Syed Inayat-ul-Haq Shah also confirmed the news and asked the TLP workers to proceed to Lahore to participate in his last rites. The Tehreek-e-Labbaik announced that his funeral would be held on Saturday at 10 in the morning at Minar-e-Pakistan.

Videos on several social media accounts showed large number of his followers rushing to his home and crying over his sad demise.

The fire brand clerk was known for his protest marches, that often became violent and created law and order problems. His last protest was relatively shorter at Faizabad and ended only after a two day blockade of the twin cities on Monday.

Immediately after the confirmation of the news condolences poured in from all sections of society; including the Prime Minister, the Foreign Minister, Information Minister, Chief of Army Staff, Chief Minister Punjab and political leaders of many parties.

Prime Minister Imran Khan in a tweet expressed his grief over the sad demise of Allama Khadim Rizvi and conveyed condolences to his family.

Chief of Army Staff General Qamar Javed Bajwa also conveyed his condolences over the demise of the TLP leader.

 

Dr Firdous Ashiq Awan, Special Assistant to the Chief Minister on Information in Punjab also expressed grief over his sad demise.

Amir Jamat Islami also expressed his grief and prayed to Allah Almighty to bless the departed soul.

Prime Minister Imran Khan’s consistent stance on Kashmir

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Prime Minister Imran Khan’s stance on Kashmir at international fora to highlight gruesome human rights violations by India

 

Indian media’s fake “civil war” in Pakistan, falls flat on face

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In an abortive attempt to create diversion from Narendra Modi’s human rights abuses in Kashmir, the Indian media went berserk by propagating fake news about a “civil war” like situation in Karachi, triggering a hilarious response from the twitterati in Pakistan, who enjoyed every bit of the ridiculous reports.

#CivilWarInPakistan and #KarachiCivilWar were in no time the top trends, with the young twitter users going crazy by posting video clips from action movies, comics, images of the Indian MiG pilot Abhinandan Varthaman, shot down by Pakistan Air Force inside Pakistan’s territory, as scenes from the Civil War, getting an equally enthusiastic response with numerous retweets and likes.

The arrest of PML-N leader Captain (Retd) Safdar on charges of political sloganeering at Quaid’s Mausoleum and leave applications by senior police officers was exploited by the top Indian news channels, who portrayed an administrative issue as a “civil war” and went to the extent of even reporting casualties, and armed clashes.

Indian Media ditches professionalism to dip at to its lowest 

#FakeNews CNN18News
#FakeNews CNN18News

The news reports were part of a persistent barrage of fake news from Indian mainstream media and its RAW controlled assets on social media over the past few months. The trend has witnessed a sharp spike as part of India’s fifth generation war (5GW) against Pakistan.

Pakistan’s Foreign Office on the “malicious and fabricated propaganda” by Indian mainstream and social media claiming civil unrest in Pakistan, said planting such baseless stories were reflective of the “Pakistan-obsessed BJP-RSS” mindset.

“Needless to say that Indian media continues to hit new lows,” he said, when asked to respond over the series of fake news flashed as breaking news across the Indian media about a “civil war in Pakistan”.

“Indian media continues to hit new lows”: FO

The Spokesperson said through “peddling fake news and running propaganda machinery”, India could not wash away the truth about its own gross and systematic human rights violations in Indian Ilelgally Occupied Jammu and Kashmir (IIOJK).

“Rather than reporting on humanitarian crisis in IIOJK, the Indian media chooses to spread fake and sensational news about Pakistan to detract from core issues,” he said.

5th Gen War – Twitterati bust RAW’s #Fake letter attributed to COAS

 

#FakeNews - Yet another figment of imagination of Indian Media
#FakeNews – Yet another figment of imagination of Indian Media

The Indian media tried hard to appease its own consumers and to create a diversion from its human rights abuses in occupied Kashmir. However in its abortive attempt it created history by churning out fake news overpowered by the anti-Pakistan hysteria, undermining its professional ethics and credibility.

#FakeNews - India Today with its concocted news story
#FakeNews – India Today with its concocted news story

The unleashing of the Indian media did not go unnoticed, as Michael Kugelman, deputy director at the @AsiaProgram and South Asia senior associate @TheWilsonCenter in a tweet pointed that the Indian disinformation accounts were exploiting Pakistan’s current political crisis, and “falsely claiming that the country is no experiencing urban warfare.”

He described the trend as “dangerous and disturbing”, as several of these accounts were verified and had huge followings.

Minister for Human Rights Dr Shireen Mazari said the Indian media was in “hyper drive with fake news on Pakistan” and regretted that it was “unfortunate that Twitter is [deliberately ignoring it].”

All major media outlets in so-called world’s biggest democracy decimated all journalistic norms as none bothered to fact-check such a huge gaffe. India’s News18, India Today, Zee News, India.com and several others quoted the International Herald which showed old videos of bomb explosions in Pakistan and portrayed it as the ongoing civil war.

#FakeNews - Indian International Herald tweet
#FakeNews – Indian International Herald tweet

The Institute of Policy Research in a report said their data indicates a pattern of Indian propaganda against Pakistan on digital media that grew exponentially after 2018 General Elections in #Pakistan. The propaganda hovers around largely 4 key themes.

IPRI Timeline of Indian Propaganda
IPRI Timeline of Indian Propaganda

Minister for Ports and Shipping pointed that the Indian propaganda was at its peak and “sadly fueled by the PDM Circus.” He said the food inflation was artificially manufactured, but was being brought under control.

Minister for Kashmir Affairs also lambasted the “fake, fabricated and malicious propaganda campaign to malign State institutions of Pakistan. He urged @Twitter to take action against Indian accounts for #FakeNews against Paksitan.

However, this idiocy of Indian media gave the Twitterati a perfect chance to enjoy as the microblogging site was flooded with messages to ridicule the Indian media’s insanity.

“Karachi civil war has gotten so bad that my food panda delivery boy had to crawl through mine fields carrying his AK47, RPG & 9mm along with my nihari and Biryani. This thing is getting so serious. Multiple cows have been killed & people are dying of over eating. #IndianMedia,” commented renowned singer Fakhr-e-Alam.

Besides numerous other fake photos, the Indian media also used an image of a building collapsed following a gas leakage blast in Karachi earlier in the day to substantiate its fake news of civil war.

“A little investigation would have informed Zee News that it wasn’t a bomb blast in ‘civil war’ in Pakistan but the result of a  gas leak in Karachi. Whither truth, objectivity, balance and fairness in reporting?,” said Farhatullah Babr, former senator of Pakistan Peoples Party which rules Sindh province.

“An Aircraft shot during civil war in Karachi… and the pilot captured…,” commented another Twitter user Fasihuddin while sharing the images of Indian aircraft MiG-21 and captured injured pilot Abhinandan following an aerial dogfight during India-Pakistan standoff in 2019.

Iran seeks peace, defend itself against foreign aggression: Iranian Envoy

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Qadir Rajpoot
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ISLAMABAD, Jan 29 (APP):Ambassador of Iran to Pakistan, Reza Amiri Moghadam on Thursday emphasized that Iran does not desire war but asserts its right to self-defense against any form of external aggression.
In a media briefing in the Iranian embassy in Islamabad, Ambassador Moghadam stated.
He noted that the Iranian government has taken significant steps to manage inflation while considering market stability.
The ambassador highlighted that the Iranian government recognizes the right to protest, with citizens initially demonstrating peacefully while holding images of the Supreme Leader and Iranian flags.
He stated, “The Supreme Leader instructed us to resolve the problems of the protesting individuals,” and for the first time, representatives from the protests were invited to a cabinet meeting to discuss their concerns.
As the protests escalated into violence, resulting in attacks on public property and security forces, Moghadam asserted that these actions were not representative of the peaceful protesters.
He noted the use of modern weapons by violent factions and reiterated that the government is committed to maintaining order while addressing the legitimate grievances of the citizens.
Moghadam expressed gratitude towards Pakistan for its support in efforts to prevent war.
He emphasized that Iran has no intentions of targeting any head of state and remains focused on diplomatic solutions.
Moghadam shared alarming statistics regarding the protests, reporting over 3,000 deaths, including many security personnel, and extensive damage to government and civilian infrastructure. He underscored the Iranian government’s commitment to addressing the issues faced by its citizens while maintaining national security.
In closing, the ambassador reiterated that while Iran strives for peace, it remains prepared to defend itself against any aggression.
He expressed hope that diplomatic efforts would prevail, stating, “There is still hope that there will be no war. However, the success of these efforts is in our hands and the hands of the opposing party.”

CJ IHC directs for completion of Islamabad Model Jail project

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ISLAMABAD, Jan 29 (APP):The Chief Justice of the Islamabad High Court Sardar Muhammad Sarfaraz Dogar has directed the completion of Islamabad Model Jail project so that the process of transferring prisoners from the Central Jail Adiala to the Islamabad Jail can be started from July 1, 2026.
The CJ IHC in the Justice Committee meeting directed that the completion of the Islamabad Model Jail and the appointment of jail staff and other administrative matters should be completed on time.
The Chief Justice said that the judges of the district judiciary should decide the cases immediately so that public complaints can be redressed in a timely manner. Continuous monitoring of security measures at the residences of the courts and judges by the district administration and police was also issued, while instructions were also issued for the installation of emergency exits and alarm systems in the judicial complex for emergencies.
A Justice Committee meeting was held under the chairmanship of Chief Justice of the Islamabad High Court Sardar Muhammad Sarfaraz Dogar in which the issues related to the construction of the Model Jail Islamabad project and its progress were discussed in detail.
According to the Chief Commissioner’s Office, the construction of the model jail is in the final stage, and the completion date of the project is June 30.
The Chief Justice said that the Interior Secretary should contact the Finance Secretary to resolve issues related to the construction of the Model Jail ICT. The sub-committee on prison reforms submitted a report on the National Prison Reform Action Plan. Expressing concern over the crime rate in Islamabad, especially theft, robbery and rape, the performance of the prosecution department in the ICT and the submission of challan status were also reviewed.
The Chief Justice said that reports should be taken from the forensic laboratory in rape cases so that the culprits cannot escape punishment. Appropriate and effective investigations should be conducted against the criminals so that the crime rate can be reduced.
He said that arrangements should be made for the training of investigation officers so that all possible incriminating evidence can be collected.
The Justice Committee meeting also considered the law and order situation and the Safe City surveillance system. The meeting was informed that there is CCTV surveillance in about 35 percent of sensitive areas of Islamabad, including red zones, highways and sensitive places. According to the report, 19,692 people and 15,779 vehicles were checked, 17 stolen vehicles were recovered and 15 declared criminals were arrested.
The meeting was attended by the Secretary, Ministry of Law and Justice, Additional Secretary, Ministry of Interior, Chief Commissioner, Islamabad, IG Police, Advocate General, Islamabad, Deputy Attorney General, District and Sessions Judges, DG FIA, DG NCCIA, DG National Forensic Agency, DG Passport and Immigration, Federal Prosecutor General, Islamabad and officers of the High Court.

Pakistan repays over Rs3.6 trillion debt before time: Khurram

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ISLAMABAD, Jan 29 (APP):Adviser to the Finance Minister, Khurram Schehzad on Thursday said that Pakistan, for the first time in its history, has started repaying its domestic debt ahead of maturity at an unprecedented scale, reflecting a decisive shift toward fiscal discipline and responsible economic management.
The advisor wrote on X, since late 2024, the Ministry of Finance has early-retired Rs3,654 billion of domestic debt owed to the market and the State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) within a span of just 14 months. The latest repayment of Rs300 billion was made to the SBP on Thursday.
Khurram Schehzad said this landmark achievement reflects a decisive shift toward fiscal discipline, credibility, and responsible economic management
He shared that the early repayments included Rs1,000 billion in December 2024, Rs500 billion in June 2025, Rs1,160 billion in August 2025, Rs200 billion in October 2025, Rs494 billion in December 2025, and Rs300 billion in January 2026.
With the latest repayment, he said that FY2026 (July–January) alone recorded more than Rs2,150 billion in early debt retirement, which was 44 percent higher than the total early repayments made during FY2025.
The adviser said that nearly 44 percent of the SBP-held debt had been retired early, reducing the central bank debt stock from around Rs5,500 billion to approximately Rs3,000 billion, including liabilities originally maturing in 2029.
He added that of the total early repayments, 65 percent pertained to SBP debt, 30 percent to treasury bills, and five percent to Pakistan Investment Bonds, resulting in a healthier and more sustainable debt profile.
Khurram Schehzad said the positive impact was also visible in overall public debt, which declined from over Rs80.5 trillion in June 2025 to around Rs80 trillion by November 2025.
He further noted that Pakistan’s debt-to-GDP ratio had declined from around 74 percent in FY2022 to nearly 70 percent, reflecting broader improvements in fiscal fundamentals alongside disciplined debt management.
He said that per-capita debt figures often generate misleading narratives and do not provide an accurate assessment of a country’s actual debt burden. He said, many advanced economies carried some of the highest per-person debt levels globally, yet remained fiscally stable due to strong revenue bases, repayment capacity and effective debt management.
Khurram Schehzad said the key indicators for assessing debt burden included debt-to-GDP ratio, revenue and repayment capacity, interest cost savings, maturity profile and rollover risks, as well as savings achieved through early repayments and lower borrowing costs.
He said improvements in these indicators helped reduce future obligations and fiscal risks, ease the real economic burden and create space for growth-oriented and social spending.
The adviser said Pakistan’s recent debt management measures had reduced refinancing and rollover risks, lowered borrowing costs through switching from expensive to cheaper instruments, and increased fiscal room for development expenditure.
He said fiscal resilience had strengthened significantly, with average domestic debt maturity improving from 2.7 years in FY2024 to over 4.0 years, marking the sharpest single-year improvement on record.
Khurram Schehzad said disciplined debt management had also resulted in substantial savings for taxpayers, with over Rs850 billion saved during FY2025 and a further Rs800 billion expected in FY2026 through debt switches, stable interest rates and continued fiscal discipline.
He said the shift from excessive borrowing toward repayment, risk reduction and sustainability represented a structural change in fiscal management, contributing to restored economic credibility, stronger resilience and improved long-term financial stability.

PM to address country’s major exporters, business figures

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ISLAMABAD, Jan 29 (APP):Prime Minister Muhammad Shehbaz Sharif will meet and address the country’s major exporters and business figures Friday.
He will discuss the economic situation and government measures with exporters and industrialists.
The prime minister will also give awards to exporters who have played a prominent role in the national economy.
In the speech, the Prime Minister will present his vision for boosting the country’s industry, trade and exports.
The business community will be told how the country was brought out of default and stabilized.
The prime minister will present a future roadmap to take the economy from stability to growth.
Government measures related to facilitating investment and business will also be discussed.
The prime minister will also express his views on reforms, economic discipline and restoring the confidence of industrialists.

Committee reviews major BISP reforms, digital wallet system to cover 10 mln beneficiaries

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ISLAMABAD, Jan 29 (APP):The Standing Committee on Poverty Alleviation and Social Safety on Thursday reviewed sweeping reforms in the Benazir Income Support Programme (BISP), including the launch of a nationwide digital wallet system aimed at transforming beneficiary payments, strengthening financial inclusion, and eliminating leakages.
The Committee, which met at the State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) headquarters under the chairmanship of Mir Ghulam Ali Talpur, was informed that the initiative would initially cover at least 10 million beneficiaries through biometrically verified digital accounts.
During a detailed briefing, the Governor State Bank of Pakistan told the Committee that a robust digital wallet framework is being developed to integrate newly created bank accounts with digitally enabled wallets, accessible through biometric verification.
He said the system is designed to ensure secure, direct, and transparent transfer of funds to beneficiaries.
Chairperson BISP Senator Rubina Khalid highlighted the transformative potential of the initiative, particularly for women beneficiaries, and raised serious concerns over the existing Point of Sale (POS) agent network.
She pointed to the presence of untrained and underage agents and urged the Committee to direct commercial banks to address these operational weaknesses that could undermine programme integrity.
The Committee observed that the core objective of the digital wallet system is to ensure the direct transmission of payment information and funds to beneficiaries, reducing dependence on intermediaries and curbing exploitation. Members stressed that interoperability would be a foundational principle of the new system, enabling beneficiaries to access services across multiple financial institutions and promoting competition among service providers.
The Secretary BISP informed the meeting that these would be fully mandated accounts, allowing beneficiaries to avail a broad range of formal banking services at minimal cost.
The Deputy Governor SBP briefed the Committee on operational timelines, stating that at least 10 million accounts would be migrated to the digital wallet platform. He disclosed that seven million SIMs had already been biometrically verified and issued.
These accounts, to be linked with participating financial institutions, are expected to become fully operational by the beginning of the July 2026 quarter, after which new disbursements will be routed through the digital system. He added that until June 2026, existing distribution channels would remain in use to allow for technological integration across banks.
On transaction costs, the Committee was assured that any charges agreed between SBP and partner banks would be significantly lower than the informal fees currently imposed by agents. Responding to queries on cost-sharing and service accessibility, representatives of major banks, including HBL, Bank of Punjab and leading microfinance banks, endorsed the Digital Sahulat Wallet initiative as a major step toward financial inclusion.
While acknowledging operational challenges and the non-commercial nature of the project, they reaffirmed their commitment to its success under SBP’s guidance.
The meeting also took up the issue of long-pending financial dues between BISP and its partner banks. Banking representatives raised concerns over payments outstanding for several years. The Secretary BISP assured the Committee that efforts were underway to clear the arrears from current funds and noted that real-time settlement mechanisms had already eased delays. The Committee directed BISP to submit a detailed report on outstanding liabilities, bank-wise and period-wise, for review at the next meeting.
Concluding the session, the Committee deferred a detailed review of the implementation status of recommendations from its 14th meeting to the next sitting.
The Chairman directed the State Bank of Pakistan to strictly adhere to the agreed timelines to ensure the timely and effective rollout of the digital wallet initiative. The meeting ended with a vote of thanks to and from the Chair.
The meeting was attended by MNAs Mir Ghulam Ali Talpur, Arshad Abdullah Vohra, Saba Talpur, Shahid Usman and Naima Kanwal. Chairperson BISP Senator Rubina Khalid, the Secretary Ministry of Poverty Alleviation and Social Safety, Secretary BISP, and senior officers from BISP and Pakistan Bait-ul-Mal were also present.

MCI to develop balanced policy for stray dogs after stakeholder consensus

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ISLAMABAD, Jan 29 (APP):The Metropolitan Corporation Islamabad (MCI) on Thursday decided to formulate a comprehensive and balanced strategy to address the long-standing stray dog issue in the federal capital, following a multi-stakeholder consultative meeting that reached consensus on pursuing humane and lawful solutions while prioritising public safety.
The meeting chaired by Chief Officer MCI Dr Anam Fatima, brought together representatives of various residential sectors, traders’ organisations, veterinary experts, civil society members and animal rights activists.
The meeting was convened amid growing public concern over recent dog-bite incidents in different parts of the city.
Representatives of citizens and the business community stressed that the protection of human life must remain the top priority, citing a number of recent cases in which residents — particularly women, children and the elderly — were attacked or injured.
Participants were briefed on the relevant Islamabad High Court directives as well as internationally accepted practices for the management of stray animals.
A detailed discussion followed, with animal rights activists emphasising the need for humane treatment and proposing coexistence-based solutions.
Despite differing views, the meeting concluded with a broad agreement that the problem required a consultative and sustainable approach rather than ad hoc measures.
Among the options discussed were the relocation of stray dogs to designated, fenced and secure areas, strengthening population control mechanisms, and identifying specific locations for adoption and feeding by volunteers.
Chairing the meeting, Dr Anam Fatima said the issue was both sensitive and long-standing and would be resolved with the cooperation of all stakeholders.
She reiterated that while safeguarding human life was the government’s foremost priority, the handling and rehabilitation of stray dogs would be carried out strictly in accordance with court orders and international standards.
She added that MCI would continue engaging stakeholders to finalise a policy framework that ensures public safety, addresses citizens’ concerns and provides a sustainable, lawful and humane solution to the problem.

PNCA announces professional dance classes to promote cultural heritage

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ISLAMABAD, Jan 29 (APP):The Pakistan National Council of the Arts (PNCA), working under the National Heritage and Culture Division, has announced the launch of professional dance classes in Islamabad, aimed at preserving Pakistan’s rich cultural traditions while providing structured training opportunities for aspiring performers.
According to an official announcement, the new program will offer comprehensive instruction in Kathak Classical Dance, Semi-Classical Dance, Folk and Cultural Dance, and Fusion Dance.
The initiative is designed to cater to students, young artists, and cultural enthusiasts seeking professional guidance in the performing arts.
The classes will be conducted by senior choreographers of the National Performing Arts Group (NPAG), who bring with them vast experience of national and international performances, cultural diplomacy events, and large-scale stage productions.
PNCA said the involvement of NPAG professionals would ensure high training standards, artistic discipline, and exposure to authentic as well as contemporary dance forms.
The officials at PNCA stated that the program reflects the organization’s broader mandate to revive traditional art forms, safeguard intangible cultural heritage, and create sustainable platforms for artistic growth. “Dance is an essential expression of our cultural identity.
Through these classes, PNCA aims to nurture new talent, strengthen cultural awareness among youth, and promote excellence in performance arts,” the statement said.
The dance classes will be held twice a week, on Tuesdays and Thursdays, at the PNCA premises in Sector F-5/1, Islamabad.
The admission fee has been fixed at Rs2,000, while the monthly fee will be Rs. 5,000, making the program accessible to a wide segment of society.
PNCA further informed that the program will not only focus on technical training but will also emphasize rhythm, expression, stage presence, and cultural understanding, enabling participants to develop into well-rounded performers capable of representing Pakistan at national and international forums.
The interested individuals can obtain further information and register by contacting PNCA at 051-9203758 or 0345-9010477, or through email at supervisornpagpnca@gmail.com.

Pakistan Navy assumes Command of Combined Task Force (CTF)-150 for the 14th time during Change of Command Ceremony.

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Pakistan Navy assumes Command of Combined Task Force (CTF)-150 for the 14th time during Change of Command Ceremony.
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Pakistan’s 5G spectrum auction scheduled for 10 March 2026

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ISLAMABAD, Jan 29 (APP):The Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA) has announced that the “Spectrum Auction for Next Generation Mobile Services (NGMS)/5G in Pakistan” will be conducted on 10 March 2026.
According to a news release the finalized schedule follows constructive regulatory coordination and extensive stakeholder consultations, aimed at ensuring a smooth, transparent, and well-participated auction process.
The confirmed timeline provides telecom operators and prospective bidders with adequate preparation time and reflects PTA’s commitment to facilitating optimal participation while ensuring full alignment with procedural and regulatory requirements.
All interested parties are advised to review the Information Memorandum (IM) for “NGMS)/5G in Pakistan” and stay informed through updates available on the PTA website: https://www.pta.gov.pk/category/spectrum-auction-pakistan—-2024-1659441555-2024-07-04

First Lady Bibi Aseefa Bhutto Zardari, MNA, visits the Museum of the Future in Dubai on the invitation of the Government of the United Arab Emirates.

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First Lady Bibi Aseefa Bhutto Zardari, MNA, visits the Museum of the Future in Dubai on the invitation of the Government of the United Arab Emirates.
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First Lady Bibi Aseefa Bhutto Zardari, MNA, visits the Museum of the Future in Dubai on the invitation of the Government of the United Arab Emirates.
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DUBAI: January 29 – First Lady Bibi Aseefa Bhutto Zardari, MNA, visits the Museum of the Future in Dubai on the invitation of the Government of the United Arab Emirates. APP/ABB
First Lady Bibi Aseefa Bhutto Zardari, MNA, visits the Museum of the Future in Dubai on the invitation of the Government of the United Arab Emirates.
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DUBAI: January 29 – First Lady Bibi Aseefa Bhutto Zardari, MNA, visits the Museum of the Future in Dubai on the invitation of the Government of the United Arab Emirates. APP/ABB
First Lady Bibi Aseefa Bhutto Zardari, MNA, visits the Museum of the Future in Dubai on the invitation of the Government of the United Arab Emirates.
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DUBAI: January 29 – First Lady Bibi Aseefa Bhutto Zardari, MNA, visits the Museum of the Future in Dubai on the invitation of the Government of the United Arab Emirates. APP/ABB
First Lady Bibi Aseefa Bhutto Zardari, MNA, visits the Museum of the Future in Dubai on the invitation of the Government of the United Arab Emirates.
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DUBAI: January 29 – First Lady Bibi Aseefa Bhutto Zardari, MNA, visits the Museum of the Future in Dubai on the invitation of the Government of the United Arab Emirates. APP/ABB
First Lady Bibi Aseefa Bhutto Zardari, MNA, visits the Museum of the Future in Dubai on the invitation of the Government of the United Arab Emirates.
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DUBAI: January 29 – First Lady Bibi Aseefa Bhutto Zardari, MNA, visits the Museum of the Future in Dubai on the invitation of the Government of the United Arab Emirates. APP/ABB
First Lady Bibi Aseefa Bhutto Zardari, MNA, visits the Museum of the Future in Dubai on the invitation of the Government of the United Arab Emirates.
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DUBAI: January 29 – First Lady Bibi Aseefa Bhutto Zardari, MNA, visits the Museum of the Future in Dubai on the invitation of the Government of the United Arab Emirates. APP/ABB
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