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National April 5, 2021 Islamabad: The climate change ministry is extending help to the Gilgit-Baltistan government to plant trees on its 300 sites with an aim to absorb carbon and stabilize soil in hazard-prone areas. According to the details, the work on the 4-year mega project that was approved in October last year has now formally been initiated and the process of selection of sites to plant 50 million trees is underway in collaboration between the federal and the G-B government. The G-B government will contribute 4.2 million dollar while it will receive $537,000 grant from the donor agen...

National April 5, 2021 Islamabad: The climate change ministry is extending help to the Gilgit-Baltistan government to plant trees on its 300 sites with an aim to absorb carbon and stabilize soil in hazard-prone areas. According to the details, the work on the 4-year mega project that was approved in October last year has now formally been initiated and the process of selection of sites to plant 50 million trees is underway in collaboration between the federal and the G-B government. The G-B government will contribute 4.2 million dollar while it will receive $537,000 grant from the donor agen...

The time is ripe to grant full provincial status — albeit on a provisional basis — to the mountainous area.

URL copied Gilgit-Baltistan Assembly passes resolution for interim provincial status The Gilgit-Baltistan (GB) Assembly has unanimously passed a resolution demanding the status of interim province for the region. The resolution, which was presented by the leader of the House and GB Chief Minister Khalid Khurshid Khan, stated that Pakistan's principal position in the light of United Nation's resolutions on the Kashmir issue must be upheld in the amendment. "GB should be given the status of an interim constitutional province and representation in the National Assembly and other federa...

The resolution was passed by the house unanimously. — Photo provided by author The Gilgit-Baltistan Legislative Assembly on Tuesday unanimously adopted a joint resolution demanding that Prime Minister Imran Khan and state institutions grant the region provisional provincial status, and provide it with representation in Parliament and other constitutional bodies. The resolution was jointly tabled by GB Chief Minister Khalid Khurshid Khan from the PTI, opposition leader Amjad Hussain Advocate from the PPP, PML-N's Ghulam Muhammad, MWM member Muhammad Kazim, JUI-F's Rehmat Khaliq and GB minist...