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Asad stresses joint efforts to deal with natural disasters July 8, 2021 LAHORE: Federal Minister for Planning, Development and Special Initiatives Asad Umer has said there is a need to work together to deal with natural disasters like earthquakes, hurricanes and coronavirus, adding all institutions including media, judiciary, scholars, doctors, nurses, paramedical staff played a vital role during the pandemic. The minister was addressing online in the inaugural session of the two-day national conference on 'Challenges of Governance in Pakistan Amid the Covid-19 Pandemic' organised by Punjab...

Asad urges joint efforts to deal with natural disasters July 8, 2021 LAHORE: Federal Minister for Planning, Development and Special Initiatives Asad Umer has said there is a need to work together to deal with natural disasters like earthquakes, hurricanes and coronavirus, adding all institutions including media, judiciary, scholars, doctors, nurses, paramedical staff played a vital role during the pandemic. The minister was addressing online in the inaugural session of the two-day national conference on ‘Challenges of Governance in Pakistan Amid the Covid-19 Pandemic’ organised by Punja...

June 30, 2021 ISLAMABAD: While the deadlock between the government and opposition parties over the 30 bills unilaterally passed by the National Assembly prevails, there seems to be no urgency in convening even the inaugural meeting of the newly constituted bipartisan parliamentary committee to revisit the rushed legislation. The 20-member panel was created a week ago by Speaker Asad Qaiser after consultation with the government and opposition parties. “It is just eyewash. The government is not pushed about holding meaningful and productive talks on revisiting the two particular bills that ...

No urgency to convene legislative committee to revisit electoral reforms June 30, 2021 ISLAMABAD: While the deadlock between the government and opposition parties over the 30 bills unilaterally passed by the National Assembly prevails, there seems to be no urgency in convening even the inaugural meeting of the newly constituted bipartisan parliamentary committee to revisit the rushed legislation. The 20-member panel was created a week ago by Speaker Asad Qaiser after consultation with the government and opposition parties. “It is just eyewash. The government is not pushed about holding me...

Conceding to the opposition’s demand for revisiting 21 bills passed in haste by the National Assembly on June 10, Speaker Asad Qaiser on Thursday formed a parliamentary committee to look into the matter and address it. — APP/File ISLAMABAD: Conceding to the opposition’s demand for revisiting 21 bills passed in haste by the National Assembly on June 10, Speaker Asad Qaiser on Thursday formed a parliamentary committee to look into the matter and address it. The speaker has formed the parliamentary committee in consultation with leaders of parliamentary parties, said the NA Secretariat in...