[Pak-Media] The Kohistan Genocide

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Dear Sir,
While correctly condemning the cold blooded murders in in strongest terms in Kohistan , you had bracketed Shias as minorities - why? is this a deliberate attempt? they are part and parcel of the Muslim Ummah?!   - . Next, u have advised the affected party to go seek the international fora like the Baluchi Nationalists.      Sir I am not sure whether this advice is from a sane and well informed person or from the one who wants to give it a Bizzarie touch and throws some crumbs to earn cheap popularity.  If the Baluchis have gone to the international levels viz the alleged crimes of the  ISI - though hard to believe due various logical reasons - then why do u  not advocate those Settlers (Basically Urdu and Punjabi Speaking) whose loved one's have in thousands been murdered in Baluchistan or pushed back into the remaining provinces . their girls raped and many of them butchered in cold blood??
Are u the one who gives fatwas while sitting in the comfort of your drawing rooms like Mr Hamid Mir of GEO  or are u like the typical shadow under the burning lamp?? Unfortunately, I smell the tone and tenor of the moron Asma Jahangir in ur write up
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[Pak-Media] PR--Female creative workers underpaid, under-represented: Samina Fazil

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UNIDO to support, participate in Islamabad Expo: Bakhait

Female creative workers underpaid, under-represented: Samina Fazil

Government-backed initiatives can ensure diversity, wider female representation

 

Dated: March 01

 

Islamabad: Country Chief of the United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO) Ms. Shadia Yousuf Bakhait on Thursday said Pakistan women possess great creative skills that need to be polished.

 

UNIDO will continue to contribute to the creative industry of Pakistan by organizing training workshops, seminars and events for the women entrepreneurs, she said. 

 

Bakhait said that we will support Islamabad Expo 2012 being organised by Islamabad Women's Chamber of Commerce and Industry (IWCCI) titled "Women in Creative Industry."

 

The expo reinforces the idea of highlighting all the women adding great value to this critical sector, she added.

 

We will keep on designing new programmes for women through close cooperation with the IWCCI and other partners to ensure their capacity building and proper visibility, said National Programme Coordinator UNIDO, Shahina Waheed.

 

Pervain Khan, Head of Business Development, FWBL said, "We are pinning high hopes in the mega event in which women from across Pakistan as well as Saarc countries are participating."

 

At the occasion, Samina Fazil said that female creative artisans as well as workers are underpaid and under-represented; they need more encouragement, collaboration, networking, promotion and guidance.

 

Women are facing imbalances including substantially lower returns than men do, she said.

 

Pakistani creative industry is lagging behind other sectors in the fight for gender equality; many leading institutions are suffering from a dearth of women in high-ranking positions, she observed.

 

Samina Fazil noted that women leaders have more consultative and nurturing approach but not enough of them made it to the top in the creative industry because of the lack of a welcoming environment.

 

She called for more Government-backed initiatives to ensure diversity and removal of barriers in different sectors for wider female representation.


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[Pak-Media] Mother of Chief Reporter, Jang dies

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Dear All Media Friends,

Mother of Mr. Minhaj ur Rab, Chief Reporter, Jang expired today,
INALILAH - E- WAINAALAH -E- RAJEON.

Kindly note that his mother's Namaz e Janaza will be held at Masjid e Noor
e Emaan, near Abbasi Shaheed hospital, Nazimabad, Karachi after maghrib
prayer.

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[Pak-Media] Media Advisory - UNDP and Japan signing ceremony for RAHA

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             MEDIA ADVISORY

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What        Signing Ceremony between Government of Japan and UNDP for refugee affected and hosting areas (RAHA) programme in areas adjacent to Peshawar-Torkham Expressway in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP) and Khyber Agnecy (FATA)

Where:    Committee Room, Economic Affair Division, C Block, Pak Secretariat, Islamabad
         

When:     Thursday March 1, 2012

 

Time:       1300 – 1430 hrs

 

Who:       Mr. Akira Kono, Chargé d'Affaires ad interim of Japan to the Islamic Republic of Pakistan                  

Engineer Shaukat Ullah Khan, Federal Minister for SAFRON

Dr. Waqar Masood, Secretary, EAD

Mr. Habib ullah khan,  Secretary, Ministry of SAFRON

Mr. Berend De Groot, Head of Operations, European Union

Mr. Toshihiro Tanaka, Country Director

Haji Munir Khan Orakzai, Leader of the FATA Parliamentarians Group

Mr. Hameed Ullah Jan and Mr. Pir Noor Ul Haq Qadri,  members of the National Assembly from Khyber Agency

 

Details:      The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) and the Government of Japan is signing an agreement on Japan’s contribution of US$ 12.8 million in support of the Refugee Affected and Hosting Areas (RAHA) Programme, in areas adjacent to the Peshawar-Torkham expressway. This programme will improve basic community infrastructure and livelihoods, rehabilitate the environment and enhance social cohesion.

 

 

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Mehreen Saeed, Communication Analyst, Head Communications Unit, UNDP Pakistan

4rth Floor Serena Office Complex,  Islamabad, Pakistan

Tel: +92-51-8355650, Cell 0300 535 8225 or Email: mehreen.saeed@undp.org

                                                                                                                        Website: http://www.undp.org.pk

                                                                                                                                                      

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[Pak-Media] Pakistani Reporter Makes World Record

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Dear All,

Shahbaz Akmal Jandran,Senior reporter,daily PAKISTAN lahore made a WORLD record in EXCLUSIVE NEWS,He gave 630 EXCLUSIVE news from 16 August 2010 to 16 February 2012 within 530 days,( one and half years,18 months)wich were properly published in daily PAKISTAN ,
so,daily PAKISTAN lhr arranged a program in the honour of shahbaz akmal jandran on 22nd february 2012 in Alhamrah Cultural Complex Hall no 1 Qaddafi Stadium LHR,Where chief guest  Governer Punjab SARDAR LATIF KHOSA Congratulated , and awarded mr shahbaz akmal jandran with a SHIELD, on  making world record,
mr MUJIB-UR- SHAMI  chief editor daily PAKISTAN ,also awarded him with cash prize 50 thousand rupees on his Excellence performence ,

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[Pak-Media] PR: 10TH AKU ALL KARACHI INTER-MEDICAL COLLEGE T-20 CRICKET TOURNAMENT 2012

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Attention: Respected Sports Editor/Reporter

Karachi.

PRESS RELEASE

The AGA KHAN UNIVERSITY

SPORTS & REHABILITATION CENTRE

10TH AKU ALL KARACHI INTER-MEDICAL COLLEGE T-20 CRICKET TOURNAMENT 2012

BMU DEFEAT KMDC CRICKET TEAM

Karachi: Baqai Medical University (BMU) Cricket Team defeated Karachi Medical & Dental College (KMDC) Team by 10 wickets and won their round match of 10th AKU All Karachi Inter-Medical College T-20 Cricket Tournament yesterday at the AKU Cricket Ground.

Next fixture on Thursday, March 1, 2012 at 2:30 p.m.  DMC vs. KMDC.

 

Summarized Scores:

Toss won by BMU / Elected to Field first.

KMDC 102 / 10 in 19.2 over's.

Naikobar Ali Khan 27 off 31 balls (4x3) and Faizan Nihal 16 runs.

Sualeh Jamal (LMF) 3/11 and Moid Iqbal (LMF) 2/14.

 

BMU 104 / 00 in 10.4 over's.

Hassan Hameed 69* off 35 balls (4x6, 6x5) and Naafay Tariq 31* off 24 balls (4x4).

 

Man of the Match: Hassan Hameed of BMU (69* runs off 35 balls and 1/17 wickets).

Umpires: Muzaffar Ali and Azhar Ali. Scorer: Syed Imran Ali.

 

 

Riaz Akbar Contractor

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[Pak-Media] Kohistan Killings

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The corrupt government of GB is also responsible for the incident which has been
ignoring the tensions and killings in the area since three years. 
Presently army has control of most of the Gilgit city, some areas controlled by Shias while Sunnis 
are fortifying positions in the remote areas. 
Kohistan was selected for the crime as the murderers would get logestic support there 
as the local population was used by State for sectrian crimes in past. 

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[Pak-Media] UNICEF PR: Increasing urbanization creates challenges and opportunities for children in Pakistan (State of the World's Children 2012)

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Dear Media Colleagues

On the occasion of today's launch of the State of the World's Children 2012 Report: Children in the Urban World , UNICEF would like to highlight the opportunities and challenges facing children living in Pakistan's urban environments.

Your cooperation for the placement of the press release would be highly appreciated. (please see below and attached)

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A. Sami Malik, Communication Specialist, Mob: 0300-855-6654, Email asmalik@unicef.org
(See attached file: UNICEF SOWC 2012 Press release for Pakistan version - 28 February 2012.doc)


UNICEF PRESS RELEASE

Increasing urbanization creates challenges and opportunities for children in Pakistan

ISLAMABAD, 28 February 2012 -- A new global UNICEF report highlights the challenges that face many children living in cities and towns around the world, and points to examples of good practice that can improve children's well-being.

The UNICEF report, "State of the World's Children 2012: Children in the Urban World", notes that already half of all people – including more than one billion children – live in urban areas, with the numbers of urban dwellers steadily growing.

Pakistan has 37 per cent of its population living in urban areas. By 2025, over half of Pakistan's population will live in cities; nine cities already have more than a million people. The transition to a largely urban population and the emergence of mega-urban regions is viewed as an engine of growth in the Government's Framework for Economic Growth.

Equitable access to quality basic social services, including health, nutrition, water, sanitation, education and protection is constrained by multiple levels of deprivation and exclusion. "The challenge is to proactively address the many dimensions of deprivation and exclusion by ensuring equity in the provision of basic social services and social protection," said UNICEF Pakistan Representative Dan Rohrmann. "While continuing to serve poor rural children, UNICEF Pakistan also is planning to greatly increase its programming for children in the poorest urban neighbourhoods."

As an example, in 2009, the average number of years of schooling for children was 5.7 years, however the disparity between the poorest 15 per cent of the population and the highest 15 per cent was between 2.41 and 8.95 years across different provinces. Girls living in urban areas in the highest income group received an average of 9.39 years of schooling compared with 1.01 years for rural girls in the lowest income group.

Children from disadvantaged backgrounds who live in urban areas face a host of challenges that reduce their chance to reach full potential in a productive adult work force. These challenges include low levels of birth registration, inadequate access to sanitation and safe water services, education and health services.

The State of the World's Children (SOWC) 2012 Report includes examples of good practices from around the world spanning service delivery, social protection, and safe and inclusive environments for children in urban areas. It also outlines key steps for an equitable development approach for reaching the poorest children in urban areas.

At the global level, UNICEF and the United Nations Human Settlements Programme (UN-Habitat) have worked together for 15 years on the Child-Friendly Cities Initiative, building partnerships with governments and civil society to put children at the centre of the urban agenda and to provide services and create protected areas so children can have the safer and healthier childhoods they deserve. In Pakistan, UN-Habitat and UNICEF have been working together to scale up sanitation for the poorest families.

The full SOWC 2012 report may be downloaded from http://www.unicef.org/sowc2012/.

About UNICEF
UNICEF is on the ground in over 150 countries and territories to help children survive and thrive, from early childhood through adolescence. In Pakistan, it works with the federal and provincial, NGOs and other partners to support child health and nutrition, good water and sanitation, quality basic education for all boys and girls, and the protection of children from violence, exploitation, and AIDS. It has provided vital relief and reconstruction support to help individuals rebuild their lives after emergencies, such as the 2010 monsoon floods and the October 2005 earthquake. UNICEF is funded entirely by the voluntary contributions of individuals, businesses, foundations and governments.

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Amal Masud, Media Specialist, Mob: 0300-856-9229, Email amasud@unicef.org




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[Pak-Media] PRE-QUALIFIED PARTIES SIGN NON-DISCLOSURE CONFIDENTIALITY AGREEMENT FOR NPCC

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Press Release
 
PRE-QUALIFIED PARTIES SIGN NON-DISCLOSURE CONFIDENTIALITY AGREEMENT FOR NPCC
 

Islamabad, February 28, 2012

 
          Five parties, which met the eligibility criteria laid down in Request for Statement of Qualification (RSoQ) and participation in the bidding process for National Power Construction Company (NPCC) have signed the Non-disclosure Confidentiality Agreement and will start due-diligence of the Transaction in March 2012. The Board of Privatisation Commission (PC) was informed here today during a meeting chaired by Mr. Ghous Bux Khan Mahar along with Rana Asif Tauseef Minister of State for Privatisation.
 
          The companies pre-qualified for NPCC privatisation include Saudi Cable Company, KSA, Mansour Al Mosaid Co., KSA, GS Engineering & Construction Corp. Korea, Consortium of Fatima Trading Company (Pvt.) Ltd., Fatima Sugar & Pakarab Fertilizers, Pakistan and Durat Al Masana Est. for Trade, KSA. These companies will start due-diligence of NPCC in March 2012 in the Data Room, established for the purpose. NPCC is currently rated amongst top contractors, is a specialist contracting outfit for turnkey management of Power Projects i.e. Extra High Voltage Transmission Lines, Distribution Networks, Substations, Power Generation Plants, Industrial Electrification, External Lighting of Housing Complexes etc.
 
           Discussing the launch of Secondary Public Offering (SPO) of Pakistan Petroleum Limited (PPL), the PC Board was informed that the Marketing and Book Building process would be initiated after the finalization of Transaction Structure by PC Board and the Cabinet Committee on Privatisation meetings.
 
          The PC Board adopted Audited Accounts of the Privatisation Commission for the year ended June 30, 2011. Earlier, the Secretary PC Mr. Amjad Ali Khan presented the minutes of the previous meeting and the implementation status of the decisions taken.
 
          The PC Board members; representatives of respective Ministries/ Departments and senior officials/ Transaction Mangers of PC attended the meeting.
 
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