Amid economic crisis, Pakistan forced to outsource Islamabad International Airport
A cash-starved Pakistan government, unable to run operations at the Islamabad International Airport (IIA), has decided to outsource the duty, according to a report in Dawn. Finance Minister Ishaq Dar on Saturday chaired a meeting of the steering committee and directed the stakeholders to finalise the formalities of outsourcing the operations by August 12, a day before the current government ends its tenure.
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Source: wionews.com