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MERE KHUDAA MERE ISLAMABD KO MUJAHIDIIN E ISLAM,TALIBAAAAN,SHIDAT PASANDOON SE BACHAAA
NEW CHEIF JUSTICES OF fEDERAL GOVERNMENT COLLGE,(TAKING OATHS) ,ISLAMABAD
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KARACHI PORT
KARACHI PORT FROM THE SKIES,ONE THE BUSIEST PORT OF THE WORLD,CONNECTING WORLD TO ASIA.
AGA KHAN UNIVERSITY ,KARACHI.
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free media or free media?
i cant understand wat they by free media???pakistan media is free but some are miss-using this freedom!!
Pakistan Economy Registers 7% Growth Rate for 4th Consecutive Year
Pakistan Economy Registers 7% Growth Rate for 4th Consecutive Year
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan economy has shown a robust growth as the country's Gross Domestic Product (GDP) has registered an average growth rate of 7 percent for the fourth consecutive year. Official sources highlighting the performance of economy during 2006-07 said that the per capita income in the year increased to US $ 926 or Rs. 56,121.
The investment grew by 21.4 percent or 23 percent of the GDP and Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) posted a growth of 71 percent from US $ 3.5 billion to US $ 6.0 billion in 2006-07. The sources added that Tax collection increased by 18 percent during July-April 2007 and exports increased by 18.3 percent and imports up by 8.9 percent. "Worker remittances increased by 22 percent" they remarked. They said that pro-poor expenditure is up by 6 percent of the GDP and unemployment reduced to 6.2 percent.
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan economy has shown a robust growth as the country's Gross Domestic Product (GDP) has registered an average growth rate of 7 percent for the fourth consecutive year. Official sources highlighting the performance of economy during 2006-07 said that the per capita income in the year increased to US $ 926 or Rs. 56,121.
The investment grew by 21.4 percent or 23 percent of the GDP and Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) posted a growth of 71 percent from US $ 3.5 billion to US $ 6.0 billion in 2006-07. The sources added that Tax collection increased by 18 percent during July-April 2007 and exports increased by 18.3 percent and imports up by 8.9 percent. "Worker remittances increased by 22 percent" they remarked. They said that pro-poor expenditure is up by 6 percent of the GDP and unemployment reduced to 6.2 percent.
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