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WB advises Balochistan on resolving economic crisis
Sunday, November 08, 2009 By our correspondent ISLAMABAD: By pointing out financial difficulties being faced by Balochistan, the World Bank (WB) has recommended to the province to replace expensive cash development loan with relatively... Full Article at The News
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ISLAMABAD: Almost 75 per cent of the poor in Pakistan are clustered around the poverty line. Full Article at Dawn
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Pakistan appears to be moving closer to solving its electricity shortage by announcing today that it has entered a “memorandum of understanding” with Suntech Power Holdings (STP:NYSE) to develop the country’s fledgling solar programs. Full Article at alarm:clock
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Thursday, October 15, 2009 QUETTA: A low-level separatist insurgency and fears of the spread of Taliban militancy are likely to keep a lid on foreign investment in the rich gas and mineral resources of Pakistans poorest province. Full Article at The News
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ISLAMABAD: A multi-donor World Bank-operated Trust Fund for NWFP, Federally Administered Tribal Areas and Balochistan is expected to be set up at the Friends of Democratic Pakistan summit in New York on Thursday to address the problem of... Full Article at Dawn
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We manage to earn a little for ourselves by selling the surplus corn and wheat that we take from the land. It is hard work, but despite this we have not been able to escape poverty. None of my four sons is educated beyond the eighth grade. We needed their labour on the land
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Today, three months after the military campaign in the Swat Valley began, security is improving and schools have reopened in most places
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The violent extremists within Pakistan pose a threat to the region, to the United States, and to the world
