Col (r) Ikram Ullah Khan The unfortunate air strike by Iran inside Pakistani territory on January 16, 2024 in an attempt to target the anti-Iran militant outfit Jaish al Adl (forces of justice) allegedly hiding in the mountainous terrain of Balochistan, has come as a bolt from the blue. The attack was absolutely unexpected and […]
Col (r) Ikram Ullah Khan Telenor Pakistan, launched 18 years ago when it entered Pakistani market in 2005 and managed to amass around 45 million customers, has finally decided to leave Pakistan after selling its 100pc stakes to Pakistan Telecommunication Company (PTCL). The decision seems to carry rhyme and reason. Reports suggest that after experiencing
Col (r) Ikram Ullah Khan Amidst the thick dark clouds enveloping the economic horizon of the country, a silver lining is visible in the form of an economic revival plan envisioned by the military leadership which has been put in place under the aegis of Special Investment Facilitation Council (SIFC). The forum has held several
Col (r) Ikram Ullah Khan Amidst the continuing depressive and dismal economic environment that has been prevailing around during the past few decades barring General Pervez Musharraf\’s tenure (2000 to 2008), the need for a representative forum like SIFC had long been felt that could facilitate foreign investment to revive the country\’s moribund economy. For
Col (r) Ikram Ullah Khan The much-awaited return of Nawaz Sharif to Pakistan after having spent four long years abroad in self-imposed exile, remained the subject of an intense debate both among his followers and as well his opponents for quite some time. The ground was prepared for his return, thus giving an impression to
