[Pak-Media] Shame Zardari, Now Pakistan Peoples Party is Sindhi Party …..

 

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Assalam o Alaikum to all,

Reaction of PPP after Supreme Court Decision against NAB Chairman Justice (R) Deedar Hussain Shah clearly showing that PPP is now Sindhi Party, Asif Ali Zardari Play Sindh Card just because he know that after Benazir Bhutto PPP not able to get Votes like BB was getting.

 

" Asif Ali Zardari should know that PUNJAB makes LEADERS to Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto & Benazir Bhutto, without help of Punjab's Peoples PPP can never rule even 1 time ".

 

Pakistan Peoples Party should obey Supreme Court's decision. That's all ……..

 

SHAME ASIF ALI ZARDARI SHAME ………

 

 

 

 

 

Javed Umer

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[Pak-Media] [DRC-media-out] UN Humanitarian Chief: 2011 is a Time for Opportunity in DRC (press release)

 

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On behalf of the United Nations Humanitarian Coordinator and the Humanitarian Information Group (HIG) for the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), please find attached and pasted below the English and French versions of our latest press release, on the subject of the conclusion of the visit to the country by the United Nations Under-Secretary-General for Humanitarian Affairs and Emergency Relief Coordinator, Ms. Valerie Amos.  The documents are sent in Word format for your convenience.

 

All our public documents are also available on our inter-agency humanitarian website for the DRC (http://www.rdc-humanitaire.net), as well as on ReliefWeb (http://www.reliefweb.int).

 

Please do not hesitate to contact Medard Lobota (lobota@un.org, +243-99-2906633) or myself (giuliano@un.org, +243-99-5901532) for further information on humanitarian needs and response in the DRC, or to request interviews with officials of the United Nations and its partners in the country.  Should you wish to obtain photographs related to the topics that we cover, please click on http://www.rdc-humanitaire.net/gallery to access our inter-agency humanitarian photo library.

 

We would also be pleased to receive your requests to join our regular media trips, or for individual support in visiting locations in the DRC in order to cover humanitarian topics.

 

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UN HUMANITARIAN CHIEF: 2011 IS A TIME FOR OPPORTUNITY IN DRC

(Kinshasa / New York / Geneva, 11 March 2011): United Nations Under-Secretary-General for Humanitarian Affairs and Emergency Relief Coordinator Valerie Amos has ended her two-day visit to the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC).

 

“The humanitarian situation in the DRC remains extremely serious,” she said. “The needs are immense and people are vulnerable, with serious lack of protection in the east and north of the country.  This has resulted in large-scale suffering for millions of people.”  Ms. Amos also acknowledged the improvements made in several areas during the last few years, including in the north-western Equateur Province.  "Hundreds of thousands of people have been able to return home in the last few years thanks to improved security", she said, "but the number of displaced people in the DRC is still among the world's highest".

 

Ms. Amos visited two areas of the country heavily affected by conflict and violence: North Kivu, and the Haut-Uele District of the Orientale Province.  She met people affected by violence, provincial authorities, representatives of the United Nations Organization Stabilization Mission in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (MONUSCO), and humanitarian aid workers.

 

“Even in relatively stable areas not affected by conflict, people are suffering due to endemic poverty and a lack of opportunities.  Cholera and other diseases are widespread in several areas, and malnutrition rates are high in most of the country.  Economic distress is also a cause for migration”, said Ms. Amos.  Illegal migration occurs frequently, especially to Angola, and often leads to expulsions that are accompanied by human rights abuses.

 

In meetings with Government authorities and the international community, Ms. Amos discussed the progress made in promoting stabilisation, as well as the significant humanitarian needs, which are difficult to address due to persistent insecurity and the remoteness of affected areas. Ms. Amos emphasised the importance of accelerated reform of the security sector and the justice system, to ensure that civilians are better protected.

 

"It is my hope that 2011, a year of elections, will be an opportunity for further stabilization”, she said, "Much more needs to be done to reduce poverty, improve the provision of health care and basic social services, and reduce the vulnerability of civilians".

 

In order to respond to humanitarian needs in the country, the United Nations and its partners, through the Humanitarian Action Plan (HAP) for 2011, have requested a total of US$ 720 million.  In 2010, out of a requested $828 million, 63 percent was funded.   “We are trying to help people survive and, to the extent possible, live a dignified life.  Continued generous donor support is essential to help us achieve this," Ms. Amos said.

 

 

 

 

la responsable de l’action humanitaire de l’onu : 2011 est une annéé d’opportunité pour la rdc

 

(Kinshasa / New York / Genève, le 11 mars 2011): La Secrétaire générale adjointe aux affaires humanitaires et Coordonnatrice des secours d’urgence, Valerie Amos, a terminé sa visite de deux jours en République démocratique du Congo (RDC).

 

«La situation humanitaire en RDC reste très préoccupante», a-t-elle dit. «Les besoins sont immenses et les personnes sont vulnérables, avec un manque sérieux de protection à l’est et au nord du pays. Ceci a causé la souffrance à grande échelle pour des millions de personnes». Mme Amos a également reconnu les améliorations enregistrées dans plusieurs zones pendant les dernières années, notamment dans la Province de l’Equateur, au nord-ouest du pays. «Des centaines de milliers de personnes ont été capables de retourner dans leurs milieux d’origine ces dernières années grâce à l’amélioration de la situation sécuritaire», a-t-elle dit, «mais le nombre de personnes déplacées en RDC reste parmi les plus élevés dans le monde».

 

Mme Amos a visité deux zones du pays très affectées par le conflit et la violence : la Province du Nord Kivu et le District du Haut-Uele dans la Province Orientale. Elle a rencontré des personnes affectées par la violence, les autorités provinciales, les représentants de la Mission des Nations Unies pour la stabilisation au Congo (MONUSCO), et les acteurs humanitaires.

 

«Même dans des zones relativement stables, en dehors de conflit, la population souffre à cause de la pauvreté endémique et du manque d’opportunités. Le choléra et d’autres maladies sont répandus dans plusieurs zones, et les taux de malnutrition sont très élevés dans une grande partie du pays. La détresse économique constitue également une cause des migrations», a dit Mme Amos. La migration illégale est très courante, spécialement vers l’Angola, et souvent conduit aux expulsions qui s’accompagnent des abus des droits humains.

 

Pendant les réunions avec les autorités gouvernementales et les représentants de la communauté internationale, Mme Amos a discuté des progrès réalisés dans la promotion de la stabilisation, ainsi que des besoins humanitaires prioritaires auxquels il est difficile de répondre à cause de l’insécurité persistante et l’isolement des zones affectées. Mme Amos a insisté sur l’importance d’accélérer les réformes du secteur de sécurité et du système judiciaire afin d’assurer une meilleure protection des civils.     

 

«J’espère que 2011, l’année des élections, sera une opportunité pour plus de stabilisation», a-t-elle dit. «Beaucoup doit être fait pour réduire la pauvreté, pour améliorer l’accès aux soins de santé et aux services sociaux de base, ainsi que pour réduire la vulnérabilité des civils».  

 

Pour répondre aux besoins humanitaires dans le pays, les Nations Unies et ses partenaires, à travers le Plan d’action humanitaire 2011, ont lancé un appel de fonds d’un montant total de 720 millions de dollars américains. En 2010, sur les $828 millions demandés, 63% avait été mobilisés. «Nous essayons d’aider des personnes à survivre et, dans la mesure du possible,  à vivre dignement. La poursuite des dons des bailleurs généreux est essentielle pour nous aider à le faire», a dit Mme Amos.

 

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[Pak-Media] FPCCI PR- English+Pic and Caption

 

The Federation of Pakistan Chambers of Commerce & Industry Federation House, Main Clifton, Karachi, Pakistan Tel: 021-35873691, 93-94 Fax: 021-35874332 Email: info@fpcci.com.pk URL: www.fpcci.com.pk

 

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March 11^th, 2011

 

Addressing challenges of Globalization:

Tariq suggests Business leaders' greater role in Policy making process

 

 

 

Tariq Sayeed, Vice President of Confederation of Asia Pacific Chamber of Commerce & Industry (CACCI) and former President of FPCCI has urged greater role of business leaders in policy-making process at Government level as a tool to address challenged posed by Globalization in view of their contribution to keep economic wheel in perpetual motion irrespective of nature of domestic and international business environment.

 

He was addressing to the session on the Role of Business Leaders in a Changing Global Market at 25^th CACCI Conference held in Istanbul, Turkey on 8^th March 2011. The session was also addressed by Dr. Sergio Arzeni, Director, OECD, Mr. Mohsen Noohi, General Manager, Sony Eurasia, Mr. Ramon S. Ang, President and Chief Operating Officer, San Miguel Corporation and Mr. Robin Li, Chairman/CEO, Baidu. Mr. Omer Cihad Vardan, President, Independent Industrialists and Businessmen's Association in Turkish (MÜSİAD) chaired the session.

 

FPCCI under the leadership of Senator Ghulam Ali, President mounted a strong delegation to Turkey who affectively contributed at various session and explored business opportunities during CACCI conference, which was attended by more than 500 delegates from 27 member nations of CACCI.  The 25^th CACCI Conference provided Pakistan an ample opportunity for image-building of the country as three speakers Mr. Rehmatullah Javed, Chairman SMEs Committee FPCCI Mr.  Salman Javed, Chairman Tourism Council of FPCCI and Mr. Sharukh Malik, Chairman, Young entrepreneurs Council of SAARC CCI made presentations on sessions of SMEs, Tourism and Young entrepreneurs Forum.

 

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Mr. Tariq Sayeed, Vice President of CACCI said that Globalization was not new, but globalization today, has both similarities to, and differences from 100 years ago and added that  important aspects of  business like Free trade,– Free capital markets and Migration of labor also existed 100 years ago, however, labor was moving away from Europe; today labor is migrating to Europe. "Due to multi-dimensional role of Business leaders on socio-economic fronts, their role in the changing Global market was more crucial as compared with past" said Tariq Sayeed and added that the role of business leaders was equally important for the Governments as the governments have been involved in policymaking process and intervene in regulatory mechanism to keep businesses in a balanced mode while living in constitutional frame of their respective countries.

 

While referring to a study done by Harvard Business School, he has identified income inequality, environmental issues, inadequate governance, and lack of transparency as big threats to existing Capital market economy. He said that market capitalism can actually help provide a sustainable, long-term solution to these problems. However he was of the opinion that in order to sustain prevailing economic system, businesses must earn legitimacy in the eyes of society.

 

He urged upon the need for building inclusive, competitive, and profitable businesses that would benefit low-income people and suggested to the CEOs of the enterprises to adopt the approach for marginal profitability while ensuring committing to good corporate governance practices. He further added that enterprises need to be engaged in corporate social responsibility activities, encourage and promote philanthropy and communicate with the Government to try to influence public policy, but not in a self-serving way.

 

 

 

(SYED MASOOD ALAM RIZVI)

Secretary General

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