National development
Pakistan today has the slowest growing economy in South Asia with the GDP of Myanmar growing at 8.6 percent, Bhutan at 8.4 percent, India at 7.5 percent and Bangladesh 6.6…
National development and the armed forces
Random thoughts In some of my previous columns I had suggested that the army take an active, practical part in the development of the country. Peace and law and order…
Engineering education in national development
Engineering represents the single most important sector vital for national development. Expertise in engineering lies at the heart of all national development strategies as it determines the level of industrial…
4th International Conference on Financing for Development Debt and Climate — II
Sadly, unlike the lack of media coverage, and very little discussion of policy circles on this – both on the government, and opposition sides, and in the academic arena –…
National emergency on skills development
Investment in skills development of youth is inextricably linked to Pakistan's economic aspirations. The case is unambiguously clear, and the political leadership cannot afford any ambivalence about it. Here are…
Developments in international trade law
In order to manage risks in international commercial transactions, contracting parties often seek to agree in advance on how disputes arising out of a transaction between them are to be…
National Economic Corridor Development: Potential role of agriculture and agro-industry
There is so much talk of possible large-scale Chinese investment being planned to support developing national economic corridor that would open door of economic fortunes for the country. Yes it…
