Pakistan Now

Pakistan Now

Online Audio and Video Media

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Khunjerab to Gawadar & Khyber to Karachi - One Voice

Industry
Online Audio and Video Media
Company size
2-10 employees
Headquarters
Islamabad
Type
Nonprofit
Founded
2022
Specialties
News, Pakistan, DigitalMedia, DigitalContent, Podcast, Strategy, Vision, Mission, Goals, Objectives, Tactics, VMOST, ProblemSolving, and GlobalApproach

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  • India's Withdrawal from Champions Trophy Could Have Major Impact on Cricket and ICC Finances India’s decision to pull out of the Champions Trophy could send shockwaves through the cricket world and significantly affect the ICC's revenue. With 90% of the $750 million media rights tied to India’s market, Star India has warned of severe financial repercussions. The ICC now faces a critical decision with stakes at an all-time high! #PakistanNow #Cricket #GBPodcast #ICC #BCCI #PCB #ChampionsTrophy2025 GB Podcast Pakistan Now

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  • Karachi’s business community has taken a significant step forward with the launch of Air Karachi, a new airline poised to enhance connectivity and contribute to the growth of Pakistan’s aviation sector. With an initial investment of Rs 5 billion, the airline plans to commence operations with three aircraft. The initiative is supported by prominent industry leaders such as Hanif Gohar and S M Tanveer, reflecting Karachi’s dynamic economic vision and entrepreneurial spirit. Air Karachi is set to create new opportunities and strengthen the country's transportation infrastructure. Stay tuned as the airline prepares for takeoff. #AirKarachi #Karachi #Community #Business #PakistanNow #Aviation #Airplane #Industry #BusinessCommunity Pakistan Now

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  • A book launch event for The Security Imperative: Pakistan’s Nuclear Deterrence and Diplomacy by Ambassador Zamir Akram will take place on Friday, December 6, from 11:30 AM to 1:00 PM at the Forum Auditorium, Millennium Institute of Technology and Entrepreneurship (MiTE). This insightful book explores Pakistan’s strategic defense policies, nuclear deterrence, and diplomacy in addressing global challenges. The event will feature discussions and insights from prominent speakers, including Senator (Retd) Javed Jabbar, Lt. Gen. Khalid A. Kidwai, NI, HI (M), Ambassador Qazi Khalilullah, and the author himself, Ambassador Zamir Akram. The launch is organized in collaboration with the Karachi Council for Foreign Relations (KCFR). Attendance is by registration or invitation only. #MiTE #PakistanNow #Book #Launch #Karachi #Diplomacy #Karachi #Pakistan Millennium Institute of Technology and Entrepreneurship Prof Dr Huma Baqai Pakistan Now

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  • SZABIST Karachi BBA Students Lead Successful Seaview Beach Cleanup Drive with Over 220 Participants A successful beach cleanup drive was conducted on Saturday, 30th November, in collaboration with the Jaan Nisaar Foundation under the banner of "Balancing SELF 6.0." Over 220 enthusiastic students from SZABIST University's BBA 1st Semester participated in the initiative. The students joined hands to clean Seaview Beach, removing litter, debris, and plastic waste, making a significant contribution to protecting the environment. This collaborative effort highlights the commitment of young individuals toward environmental sustainability and community service. #SZABIST #University #CleanupDrive #Awareness #PakistanNow #SeaView #Karachi #Pakistan #Beach #JaanNisaarFoundation #BBA #Students Shaheed Zulfikar Ali Bhutto Institute of Science and Technology Pakistan Now @Jaan Nisaar Foundation

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  • Shark Tank Pakistan has emerged as a transformative platform for the entrepreneurial ecosystem in Pakistan, providing a unique opportunity for startups to access capital, mentorship, and national visibility. Inspired by the globally renowned franchise, the show brings aspiring entrepreneurs face-to-face with seasoned investors, known as “Sharks,” who evaluate business ideas and offer funding in exchange for equity. This format has proven to be a game-changer for many startups, addressing some of the most pressing challenges faced by entrepreneurs in Pakistan. One of the key contributions of Shark Tank Pakistan is its ability to bridge the funding gap that has historically hindered the growth of startups in the country. Traditional funding sources, such as bank loans or informal investments, often come with high risks or are inaccessible to small-scale entrepreneurs. The show provides a direct pathway to secure investments from experienced business leaders who not only contribute financially but also bring strategic guidance to help startups succeed. Beyond financial support, the mentorship offered by the Sharks is invaluable. Entrepreneurs gain insights into market dynamics, operational scalability, and long-term business strategies. This guidance is particularly critical in a country like Pakistan, where many startups struggle due to a lack of professional expertise and business acumen. The Sharks, with their wealth of experience, act as mentors, steering startups toward sustainable growth while avoiding common pitfalls. The exposure provided by Shark Tank Pakistan is another significant advantage for participating entrepreneurs. The national broadcast ensures that these startups gain instant visibility, not just among investors but also potential customers, collaborators, and industry stakeholders. This visibility often translates into increased brand recognition, customer acquisition, and even partnerships with other businesses. It also validates the market potential of the showcased ideas, encouraging further investments from external sources. The impact of Shark Tank Pakistan extends beyond the startups featured on the show. By highlighting success stories and innovative ideas, it inspires countless others to consider entrepreneurship as a viable career option. This cultural shift is critical in a country with a predominantly young population, as it promotes creativity, innovation, and economic self-reliance. The ripple effect of successful startups includes job creation, skill development, and contributions to the national GDP. Startups supported by the platform are poised to drive growth in key sectors such as technology, agriculture, retail, and renewable energy. Despite its immense potential, the entrepreneurial landscape in Pakistan faces certain challenges, including regulatory hurdles, limited financial literacy, and inadequate infrastructure. #SharkTankPakistan Shark Tank Pakistan Shark Tank Pakistan Shark Tank - Inspiration

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  • Pakistan’s Economic Outlook: Challenges and Hopes for 2025 Pakistan’s economy, navigating through a storm of challenges, stands at a critical juncture as the country aims for economic stability and growth by 2025. Amidst global economic headwinds, political transitions, and domestic structural hurdles, the nation strives to unlock its potential through reforms, investments, and policy overhauls. Current Scenario Pakistan's economy has faced considerable difficulties recently, including high inflation, mounting external debt, and a depreciating currency. According to the State Bank of Pakistan, the fiscal deficit reached 7.9% of GDP in 2023, with external debt surpassing $125 billion. However, remittances and exports in sectors like textiles and IT have provided some relief, contributing to foreign reserves. Predictions for 2025 Experts predict a mixed economic outlook for Pakistan by 2025: Economic Growth: The Asian Development Bank projects Pakistan’s GDP growth to rebound to 3.5–4% by 2025, driven by investments in CPEC projects, industrial modernization, and tech-based startups. Inflation: Inflation is expected to moderate to single digits by 2025 if the central bank’s monetary tightening policies remain effective and global commodity prices stabilize. Exports & Trade: Export diversification, particularly in IT services, agriculture, and renewable energy, could increase the export-to-GDP ratio from the current 8% to around 10%. Challenges: Persistent challenges include external debt servicing, a narrow tax base, and energy crises, all of which require comprehensive reforms to ensure sustainable development. The Road Ahead Government initiatives, such as the Special Investment Facilitation Council (SIFC) and the expansion of free trade agreements, aim to attract foreign direct investment. Collaboration with international financial institutions and strategic economic policies will be vital to unlocking Pakistan’s potential. Optimism for the Future With a young population, burgeoning tech sector, and strategic location, Pakistan holds the key to becoming a regional economic hub. Experts emphasize that political stability, fiscal discipline, and human capital development will determine whether Pakistan can achieve its 2025 targets. The next two years are crucial, offering both challenges and opportunities. Can Pakistan rise to the occasion? Only time will tell. Stay tuned for more updates on Pakistan’s economy, exclusively on Pakistan Now. #PakistanNow #Economy #Growth #FiscalYear #Challeges #Opportunities Pakistan Now

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