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Dr. Musadik Malik, Federal Minister for Climate Change calls on private sector for greater role; lauds Nestlé Pakistan and other winners Nestlé Pakistan’s efforts towards creating shared value for people, planet and business were recognized at the 4th Pakistan Climate Conference for its initiatives on Climate & Net Zero, regenerative agriculture and circularity, with the […]

Some cities explain themselves quickly. Lahore does not. It unfolds through conversation. Walk through the city and you sense it almost immediately. Ideas circulate here in public. They move through bookshops and newspaper columns, poetry recitals and classrooms, panel discussions and late-night debates that spill into cafés and courtyards. Lahore is a city where arguments

In Pakistan, the shocks of the 21st century are often felt long before the rules that govern them are written. Floods erase years of development in a single season. Heatwaves test the limits of cities. Health emergencies reveal how quickly borders lose meaning. At the same time, quieter decisions made elsewhere, on technical standards, digital systems,

Stakeholders call for unified national Extended Producer Responsibility framework as Pakistan advances toward circularity at the CoRe’s fourth Annual Convening, “Turning the Tide: Extended Producer Responsibility and Plastics Circularity,” held on 26–27 November 2025 in Nathia Gali. Federal Minister for Climate Change and Environmental Coordination, Senator Dr. Musadik Malik, emphasized the urgent need for harmonized

Calls for national-level alignment on Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) gained momentum as policy makers, industry leaders, finance experts, development partners and academics convened to chart Pakistan’s next steps in plastics circularity. While some territories have made steady progress on developing EPR frameworks, participants stressed that a unified national system is essential to ensure scale, efficiency

The embassies of France and Germany in Pakistan jointly commemorated “German-French Reconciliation and European Unification: 80 Years of a Continuing Success Story” at the Marriott Hotel, Islamabad, on Tuesday. The high-level event was attended by senior diplomats, academics, policy experts, and a large number of students. The event was executed by the Afkar-e-Taza ThinkFest. Speaking

Theatre Wallay, in collaboration with the Embassy of the Federal Republic of Germany, successfully staged its latest theatre production, “Do Dafa Ka Zikr Hai” (Twice Upon a Time), based on traditional German and Pakistani tales, at the Associate College for Women in Dina Tehsil, Jhelum District on Thursday, 23rd October 25 2025. The Urdu play

Nestlé Pakistan delivered a strong growth of 19.2% for the third quarter ended September 30, 2025, benefiting from a lower comparative base post implementation of sales tax on majority of the portfolio effective from 1st of July 2024. This resulted in nine-month sales of PKR 150.8 billion, reflecting an increase of 1.1% compared to the