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First State-Backed Bitcoin Reserve Comes to Pakistan The government of Pakistan has introduced its first-ever state-backed Strategic Bitcoin Reserve, which marks an important moment in the history of the digital finance ecosystem in Pakistan. Bilal
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Pakistan Establishes the PDAA to Regulate Digital Assets and Crypto Pakistan has since promulgated rules establishing the Pakistan Digital Assets Authority (PDAA) to oversee the burgeoning digital asset ecosystem in the country. This new body
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Pakistan to Introduce Rs5 Carbon Levy on Petrol and Diesel from July Beginning in July, Pakistan will impose a Rs5 carbon levy on petrol and diesel at the rate of Rs5 per litre. The new
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Economists hold PAC seminar on Pakistan’s 2025-26 budget outlook Recently IBA Karachi arranged a pre-budget seminar entitled “Pakistan Economic Outlook for Budget 2025-26” at its main campus. The Center for Business and Economics Research (CBER)
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Gold price in Pakistan saw a significant drop on Wednesday, May 14, 2025, according to the latest market data available compiled by FXStreet. The precious metal’s price declined in all standard units of measurement, thus
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Pakistan may tax online shopping Budget 2025-26 According to the Pakistan Government, taxation for online shopping will be made available in the upcoming Budget 2025–26. Online shopping has become widely popular, particularly among urban, middle-class
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May 25 is the start date of Pakistani mango exports Targeting Revenue of $90 Million Pakistan will begin its mango export season 2025 on May 25, with export revenue pegged at $90 million. The Commerce
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Pakistan Eyes Technology Boom with $100 Million Export Agreement The investment was developed through the Government of Pakistan and OneTen Holdings, a venture capital firm based in the US, as the focus of the investment
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Oil Industry Guarantees Support Amid India Tensions With the growing tensions with India, the oil sector in Pakistan stated, unswervingly, that it would be business as usual. Stockpiles of diesel, petrol, and furnace oil were
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The national treasury experiences substantial financial loss since more than 10,000 seized mobile phones cannot be sold through auctions because of bureaucratic barriers between government agencies. The Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA) refuses to whitelist thousands
