Karachi: The eleventh invitation ceremony was held on the campus of health sciences at Bahrain University (Buhsc) on April 26, 2025 in Ibn-Sena Hall. This event was conducted in two sessions: Al -Sabah session, headed by Professor Dr. Mohamed Shweib Shafi, President of the Faculty of Doctors and Surgeons in Pakistan (CPSP) and in the … Read more
Lahore: The task of supporting the World Bank’s implementation of the National Health Support Program (NHSP) has concluded with a special session, stating the restructuring plan aimed at accelerating the reforms in primary health care throughout the province. Headed by Dr. Jahanzib Hussein Labar, an additional secretary (header programs)/project manager NHSP, the session brought together … Read more
Islamabad: Amid increasing objections to rice charges abroad, including in the European Union (European Union), and the failure of the Ministry of Food Security and National Research (M/ONFSR) to effectively control these issues, the government has prepared what it calls the “minimum” new “measures Plant health of rice exports. These measures apply to the countries … Read more
Farzana Manzor Dubai (United Arab Emirates): The Department of Trade and Investment at the General Consulate in Pakistan in Dubai hosted a dinner party on the business network to honor the successful participation of Pakistani exhibitors in Arab Health 2025, one of the first exhibitions of health care in the world.The event was attended by … Read more
KARACHI: Chinese and Pakistani diplomats signed memorandums of understanding (MoU) on five projects in the areas of transport, health, energy and agriculture in Karachi, with support from the Sindh government. The agreements include local assembly of electric vehicles, local manufacturing of solar panels, production of slow-release fertilisers, algae farming, and establishment of a medical city … Read more
More than a dozen states have filed a lawsuit against TikTok for allegedly getting kids addicted to the popular video-sharing app. Internal court documents leaked this week allege that ByteDance, TikTok’s China-based parent company, has long known that the app and its algorithm could harm children’s mental health.