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Senior officials from Balochistan recently attended a major business conference in China to promote investment opportunities in the province. The delegation at the Pak-China B2B Investment Conference included Mr. Bilal Khan Kakar, Vice Chairman of the Balochistan Board of Investment and Trade (BBoIT), Mr. Saidal Khan Luni, Secretary of Mines & Minerals, and Mr. Saeed […]

QUETTA:  A community of hikers in Quetta is combining their passion for the mountains with a vital mission: environmental conservation and public service. With limited recreational activities available, hiking is a popular hobby for the city’s youth. Quetta is surrounded by numerous mountain ranges like Koh Chiltan and Koh Zarghun, which offer hundreds of trails

KHUZDAR:  A unique variety of onions from a remote area of Balochistan is gaining international fame and boosting the local economy. The onions, grown in the Zehri tehsil of Khuzdar district, are known for their distinctive color and high quality. While they have long been a popular product in Karachi’s main vegetable market, they have

TURBAT:  Students from the University of Turbat gained hands-on experience in agriculture during a recent educational tour. Students and teachers from the university’s Department of Natural and Basic Sciences, led by Department Head Dr. Jahangir Khan, visited the local Federal Seed Certification and Registration Department (FSC & RD). The purpose of the trip was to

Gwadar FIA Composite Circle carried out a major operation and arrested 24 suspects attempting to illegally cross into Iran via the sea route. According to officials, the detainees include 11 individuals from Gujranwala, 7 from Hafizabad, and 6 from Sheikhupura. The suspects were apprehended from the Jiwani area during the operation. Over the past decade,

Quetta: The CM Balochistan has said that despite difficulties, literacy has been our topmost priority. Talking on world literacy day, the CM Balochistan Mir Sarfaraz Bugti said that despite having met financial and administrative barriers, as many as 1200 closed-schools were re-opened in Balochistan. Mir Sarfaraz Bugti further said that some 8500 new teachers were