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Pakistan's edible oil, oilseed import bill rises to $5.52bn in July-May

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By Azeem Khan
| inp.net.pk
By Azeem Ahmed Khan Pakistan's edible oil and oilseed import bill continued its upward trajectory during the first 11 months (July–May) of FY2025–26, rising by 11.1% year-on-year to US$5.522 billion, compared with US$4.971 billion in the corresponding period of FY2024–25, according to the official data available with Wealth Pakistan.
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Pakistan targets 3.6% agriculture growth in FY27

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By Azeem Khan
| inp.net.pk
By Azeem Ahmed Khan Pakistan’s agriculture sector is targeted to grow by 3.6% in the fiscal year 2026-27, up from 2.9% growth recorded during FY26 despite flood damage, according to the Monthly Economic Update & Outlook, June 2026, released by the Finance Division.
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Pakistan's wheat reforms lift output to over 29m tons in FY26

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By Azeem Khan
| inp.net.pk
By Azeem Ahmed Khan Pakistan's wheat production rose to 29.61 million metric tons in 2025-26 as government reforms over the past two years boosted cultivation, improved access to quality inputs and strengthened farmer confidence.
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Pakistan's oilseed boom lifts edible oil output by 30% in FY26

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By Azeem Khan
| inp.net.pk
By Azeem Ahmed Khan Pakistan's oilseed sector has delivered one of its strongest performances in recent years, with edible oil production from major oilseed crops rising by 30% in 2025-26 despite only a modest 4% increase in cultivated area, reflecting significant improvements in crop productivity and a growing shift by farmers towards more profitable oilseed cultivation.
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Pakistan unveils broad CPEC expansion plan for FY2026-27

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By Azeem Khan
| inp.net.pk
By Azeem Ahmed Khan Pakistan plans to advance the next phase of the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) in FY2026-27 through major initiatives in transport networks, industrial expansion, digital transformation, mining, energy, science and technology, regional connectivity, and socio-economic development.
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FPCCI report proposes roadmap to boost Pakistan's tourism exports

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By Azeem Khan
| inp.net.pk
By Azeem Ahmed Khan Pakistan can strengthen its tourism exports through easier visa procedures, digitalized public services, improved tourist safety, climate-resilient infrastructure and stronger public-private partnerships, according to a latest report by the Federation of Pakistan Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FPCCI).
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Pakistan's average temperature rises 0.5°C in 50 years, projected to increase up to 5°C by 2100

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By Azeem Khan
| inp.net.pk
By Azeem Ahmed Khan Pakistan's annual mean temperature has risen by approximately 0.5°C over the past five decades and is projected to increase by a further 3°C to 5°C by the end of the century, underscoring the growing threat of climate change to the country's economy, environment and population, according to the Pakistan Economic Survey 2025-26. The survey highlights a sharp rise in temperatures across northern Pakistan during 2025.
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Pakistan to establish Green University to build climate-skilled workforce

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By Azeem Khan
| inp.net.pk
By Azeem Ahmed Khan Pakistan plans to establish a Green University aimed at developing climate-resilient human capital, promoting green innovation and supporting the country's transition toward a sustainable and low-carbon economy.
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Wheat, rice, sugarcane exceed expectations in 2025-26

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By Azeem Khan
| inp.net.pk
By Azeem Ahmed Khan Pakistan's major crops sector posted a largely positive performance in 2025-26, with wheat, rice and sugarcane recording higher production than the previous year, according to the latest official assessment of area and production targets. Wheat, the country's staple crop, showed a notable improvement during the year, says the Annual Plan 2026-27 available with Wealth Pakistan.
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Minor crops post strong gains as gram, potato, mung bean production rises

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By Azeem Khan
| inp.net.pk
By Azeem Ahmed Khan Pakistan's minor crop sector recorded a mixed but largely encouraging performance during 2025-26, with strong gains in the production of gram, potato and mung bean helping offset declines in some other crops. The latest agricultural data presented in the Annual Plan 2026-27 available with Wealth Pakistan shows that several crops registered significant increases in both cultivated area and output, reflecting positive momentum in important segments of the agriculture sector.
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Agriculture to remain key growth driver in FY27 as govt targets export boost

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By Azeem Khan
| inp.net.pk
By Azeem Ahmed Khan Agriculture will remain a major driver of economic activity during the upcoming financial year 2026-27, supported by projected growth across crops, livestock, fisheries and forestry under the government's sustainability and export agenda.
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Food prices ease in May as vegetables, poultry become cheaper

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By Azeem Khan
| inp.net.pk
By Azeem Ahmed Khan Consumers received some relief in May as prices of several key food items, particularly vegetables and poultry products, declined significantly on a month-on-month basis, according to data released by the Pakistan Bureau of Statistics (PBS). The latest PBS figures showed that tomatoes registered the sharpest monthly decline, with prices falling 38.39% compared to April 2026. Fresh vegetables also became considerably cheaper, posting a 24.69% decrease during the month.
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Pakistan expands mango export push to China

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By Azeem Khan
| inp.net.pk
By Azeem Ahmed Khan Pakistan is stepping up efforts to expand mango exports by deepening access to the Chinese market and opening new export destinations, even as adverse weather conditions, rising freight costs and regional trade disruptions threaten this year's export performance.
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PSDP 2026-27: Rs4.183 billion set aside for food security projects

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By Azeem Khan
| inp.net.pk
By Azeem Ahmed Khan The federal government has proposed a strong development portfolio for the National Food Security and Research Division under the Public Sector Development Programme (PSDP) 2026-27, with a total allocation of Rs4.183 billion aimed at advancing agricultural productivity, strengthening food security and supporting livestock and research initiatives across the country.
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Pakistan allocates Rs2.478 billion for climate change in PSDP 2026-27

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By Azeem Khan
| inp.net.pk
By Azeem Ahmed Khan Pakistan has reaffirmed its commitment to environmental sustainability and climate resilience by allocating Rs2.478 billion for ongoing schemes under the Climate Change and Environmental Coordination Division in the federal Public Sector Development Programme (PSDP) 2026-27, with the flagship Green Pakistan Programme continuing to receive the largest share of funding.
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Livestock supports 8 million rural families, contributes 14.6% to GDP

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By Azeem Khan
| inp.net.pk
By Azeem Ahmed Khan Livestock continues to serve as the backbone of Pakistan's rural economy, supporting the livelihoods of more than 8 million rural families and contributing 14.6% to the national gross domestic product (GDP), according to the Pakistan Economic Survey 2025-26. The survey highlights livestock as the largest component of the agriculture sector, playing a central role in income generation, food security and employment across rural areas.
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Satellite technology strengthens agricultural planning, food security in Pakistan

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By Azeem Khan
| inp.net.pk
By Azeem Ahmed Khan Pakistan is increasingly using satellite technology and artificial intelligence to strengthen agricultural planning and food security, with advanced crop monitoring systems developed by SUPARCO providing real-time insights for crop assessment and policymaking, according to the Year Book 2024-25 released by the Ministry of National Food Security and Research.
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Pakistan expands climate resilience drive through global partnerships, early warning systems

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By Azeem Khan
| inp.net.pk
By Azeem Ahmed Khan Pakistan is strengthening its disaster preparedness and climate resilience framework through international academic partnerships, advanced research initiatives, early warning systems and community-based measures, according to the latest report released by the National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA).
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Pakistan upgrading radar network to improve weather forecasting

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By Azeem Khan
| inp.net.pk
By Azeem Ahmed Khan Pakistan is expanding and upgrading its weather radar network to bring almost the entire country under radar coverage, strengthening climate resilience and improving the accuracy of weather forecasting in the face of growing climate change challenges.
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Pakistan targets 70% edible oil self-sufficiency by 2035 under expansion plan

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By Azeem Khan
| inp.net.pk
By Azeem Ahmed Khan Pakistan has unveiled an ambitious roadmap to cut its reliance on imported edible oil, targeting 70% self-sufficiency by 2035 through a large-scale expansion of local oilseed production and olive cultivation. The strategy aims to increase domestic edible oil production to more than 4.578 million tonnes annually, with the potential to reduce the country’s import bill by nearly $7 billion each year.
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Pakistan plans export zones, disease-free systems to boost livestock exports

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By Azeem Khan
| inp.net.pk
By Azeem Ahmed Khan Pakistan is moving to accelerate livestock exports by establishing dedicated meat processing export zones and internationally compliant disease-free compartments, as part of broader efforts to modernise one of the country’s fastest-growing economic sectors.
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Cotton output misses FY25 national target

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By Azeem Khan
| inp.net.pk
By Azeem Ahmed Khan Pakistan’s cotton crop remained below national targets during FY2024-25, although Sindh delivered comparatively better performance in cultivation and production while Balochistan demonstrated strong yield efficiency, according to the Year Book 2024-25 released by the Ministry of National Food Security and Research. The report showed that cotton cultivation covered 2.043 million hectares against a national target of 3.118 million hectares, achieving 66% of the sowing target.
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Pakistan olive oil wins another global accolade in Europe

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By Azeem Khan
| inp.net.pk
By Azeem Ahmed Khan Pakistan’s olive oil industry has achieved another international milestone, with Loralai Olives securing a Silver Award for Sensory Quality at the prestigious Berlin Global Olive Oil Awards 2026, one of Europe’s leading olive oil competitions.
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PCSIR plans Rs983m lab upgrade project to boost agri exports

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By Azeem Khan
| inp.net.pk
By Azeem Ahmed Khan The Pakistan Council of Scientific and Industrial Research (PCSIR) plans to launch a Rs983.35 million project to upgrade testing laboratories aimed at improving quality assurance for agricultural products and enhancing the country’s export potential, according to official documents available with Wealth Pakistan.
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Ferrari Shares Fall Nearly 8% After First Electric Car Launch: What’s Behind the Market Drop

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By Azeem Khan
| procapitas.com
Ferrari’s stock took a significant hit after the Italian luxury automaker unveiled its first fully electric vehicle, the Ferrari Luce. Shares listed in Milan dropped nearly 8 % in early trading, while U.S. listings also slid, catching investors off‑guard and sparking debate about what the move means for one of the world’s most iconic automotive brands.
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Wrong "Parle" Hits Upper Circuit: Investors Buy Infrastructure Stock After Modi's Melody Toffee Gift to Meloni

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By Azeem Khan
| procapitas.com
A case of mistaken identity on Indian stock markets saw Parle Industries an infrastructure and real estate company with no link to candy surge 5% on the back of a viral diplomatic moment.
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The Day I Stopped Waiting for Motivation and Changed My Life Forever

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By Azeem Khan
| Vocal
There was a time when Amir believed his life would magically improve one day. He thought motivation would suddenly appear. He thought success belonged to people who were lucky. He thought confident people were simply born different. Every night, he promised himself the same thing: But tomorrow never came. He stopped believing in himself. The worst part about being stuck is that nobody notices it at first. From the outside, everything looks normal.
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Stock Market Crash Today 18th May'2026: Nifty Near 23,300, Sensex Slumps, Amber Enterprises Drops

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By Azeem Khan
| procapitas.com
Indian equity markets experienced a severe sell‑off on May 18, 2026, with benchmark indices tumbling sharply as investor sentiment soured. The NSE Nifty50 slipped toward the 23,300 level, while the BSE Sensex slumped more than 1,000 points in early trade, wiping out significant market capitalisation and triggering widespread concern among traders and investors.
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Pakistan needs greater efficiency as rapidly melting glaciers threaten its water lifeline

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By Azeem Khan
| inp.net.pk
By Azeem Ahmed Khan Pakistan’s rapidly melting glaciers are emerging as the country’s biggest long-term climate threat, putting future water supplies, agriculture and energy security at risk, warns Ali Tauqeer Sheikh, a climate change expert.
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The Day I Stopped Waiting to Be Chosen

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By Azeem Khan
| Vocal
At 2:17 in the morning, the room was silent except for the sound of keyboard clicks and the weak hum of an old fan spinning above my head. I stared at the glowing screen in front of me. Another “Thank you for your submission, but we are unable to publish your article at this time.” I leaned back in my chair and laughed quietly—not because it was funny, but because I was too tired to feel angry anymore. The strange thing was, I knew the articles were good.
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How to Stop Caring About What People Think

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By Azeem Khan
| Vocal
One of the biggest mental prisons in life is constantly worrying about what other people think of you. It affects confidence, happiness, relationships, and even personal growth. Many people avoid speaking honestly, trying new things, wearing what they like, or chasing their goals simply because they fear judgment from others. The truth is, caring too much about people’s opinions can slowly destroy your peace of mind. Everyone wants acceptance to some degree. That is normal human behavior.
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Pakistan becomes first South Asian country to export olive oil to UAE

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By Azeem Khan
| inp.net.pk
By Azeem Ahmed Khan Pakistan has achieved a milestone in the edible oil sector by becoming the first South Asian country to export olive oil to the United Arab Emirates, opening a new avenue for high-value agricultural exports. “Loralai Olives has formally launched its olive oil sales in the UAE market, becoming the first Pakistani and South Asian olive oil brand to establish a commercial presence there,” Founder of Loralai Olives Shaukat Rasool told Wealth Pakistan.
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Pakistan targets 95% renewable electricity generation by 2040

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By Azeem Khan
| inp.net.pk
By Azeem Ahmed Khan Pakistan aims to generate 95% of its electricity from renewable sources by 2040, while achieving a 60% clean energy share by 2030, according to an official document outlining the country’s long-term energy transition strategy. The document, available with Wealth Pakistan, sets out an ambitious roadmap to transform Pakistan into a majority-renewable energy economy by 2050, powering industry, households, and transport with clean and affordable energy.
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El Niño threat raises concerns over heat, water stress, erratic monsoon in Pakistan

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By Azeem Khan
| inp.net.pk
By Azeem Ahmed Khan Pakistan may face hotter temperatures, rising water stress, and increasingly erratic monsoon patterns later this year as weather experts monitor the possible emergence of an El Niño event between May and July. Talking with Wealth Pakistan, Deputy Director of the Pakistan Meteorological Department Muhammad Farooq Dar said past studies generally associate El Niño conditions with suppressed monsoon rainfall.
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Pakistan aims to become zero-waste economy by 2050

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By Azeem Khan
| inp.net.pk
By Azeem Ahmed Khan Pakistan aims to become a zero-waste economy by 2050 while installing up to 300 megawatts of waste-to-energy capacity by 2040, under an ambitious circular economy strategy outlined in an official document. The strategy sets out a transition towards a resource-efficient system that maximises reuse and recycling, with a target of equipping all major cities with functional wastewater treatment and recycling plants by 2030.
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Pakistan plans to climate-proof 75% infrastructure by 2040

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By Azeem Khan
| inp.net.pk
By Azeem Ahmed Khan Pakistan plans to climate-proof 75% of its major infrastructure and upgrade 70% of critical assets in flood and heat-prone areas by 2040, while also developing 25 Resilient Growth Zones by 2030. According to a document available with Wealth Pakistan, the country aims to strengthen physical infrastructure against intensifying climate risks and ensure long-term resilience across key sectors through climate-smart systems and early warning mechanisms.
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Pakistan has ample fertiliser supplies to meet Kharif demand

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By Azeem Khan
| inp.net.pk
By Azeem Ahmed Khan Pakistan is well-positioned to meet fertiliser demand for Kharif 2026, with ample urea supplies and coordinated measures ensuring steady availability and price stability despite the ongoing Middle East crisis. According to an official document of the Ministry of National Food Security and Research, urea and DAP (Diammonium Phosphate), which together account for more than 80% of total fertiliser use, remain central to this outlook.
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Pakistan focuses on market diversification as ME tensions hit mango exports

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By Azeem Khan
| inp.net.pk
By Azeem Ahmed Khan Pakistan has stepped up efforts to protect its mango exports amid disruptions caused by the ongoing Middle East conflict, adopting coordinated measures to sustain trade flows.
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Pakistan strengthens rice export resilience with new markets, routes

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By Azeem Khan
| inp.net.pk
By Azeem Ahmed Khan Pakistan is expanding rice exports to Africa, Central Asia, and East Asia markets to offset weakening demand from the Middle East, according to an official document available with Wealth Pakistan. The shift comes amid disruptions in key shipping routes, including the Strait of Hormuz and the Red Sea, which have triggered delays, vessel rerouting, and higher freight and insurance costs, reducing trade efficiency and export competitiveness.
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Vedanta Shares Plunge 60%: The Shocking Truth Behind the Demerger: What Investors Must Know!

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By Azeem Khan
| procapitas.com
Vedanta Ltd., one of India’s largest mining and natural resources companies, has been in the news recently due to a significant share price fall following its demerger announcement. The company’s shares, trading under the ticker VEDL on the NSE, have seen a dramatic plunge of over 60% during a special session, leaving many investors wondering: Why is Vedanta falling today? And what does this mean for the company's future?
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Govt asked to set up potato export board to streamline trade

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By Azeem Khan
| inp.net.pk
By Azeem Ahmed Khan A strong demand has emerged for the formation of a dedicated potato export board to streamline exports and resolve longstanding issues facing growers and exporters. The sector urgently needs a single platform to handle export-related matters, said Chaudhary Muhammad Maqsood Ahmad Jatt, Vice-President of the Potato Growers' Cooperative Society of Pakistan and former chairman of the Potato Research and Export Development Board, Punjab, while talking to Wealth Pakistan.
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Donkey sector may help Pakistan generate $150m annually

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By Azeem Khan
| inp.net.pk
By Azeem Ahmed Khan Pakistan’s donkey population, now exceeding 6 million, is emerging as a valuable economic asset with the potential to boost rural incomes, create jobs, and support a modern livestock value chain. “The donkey is no longer just a beast of burden; it is a strategic economic asset,” Dr. Ihtesham Ul Haq, Assistant Professor at the Institute of Biotechnology and Genetic Engineering, University of Agriculture, Peshawar, told Wealth Pakistan.
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Rising global demand opens new export opportunities for Pakistan’s horticulture

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By Azeem Khan
| inp.net.pk
By Azeem Ahmed Khan A $2.2 trillion global market, growing at 8.5% annually and set to reach $3.5 trillion by 2033, presents a major opportunity for Pakistan to boost its horticulture exports.
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Food imports fall sharply in March on monthly, annual basis

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By Azeem Khan
| inp.net.pk
By Azeem Ahmed Khan Pakistan’s food group imports declined significantly in March 2026 on both a month-on-month and year-on-year basis, mainly due to a sharp reduction in edible oil purchases, according to data released by the Pakistan Bureau of Statistics. The country imported food items worth Rs190.27 billion ($680.19 million) in March 2026, compared to Rs254.31 billion ($908.12 million) in February, reflecting a steep month-on-month decline of 25.18% in rupee terms.
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Food exports plunge nearly 30% in March on weak rice performance

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By Azeem Khan
| inp.net.pk
By Azeem Ahmed Khan Pakistan’s food exports recorded a sharp decline of nearly 30% in March 2026 compared to a year earlier, mainly due to a significant drop in rice shipments, according to data released by the Pakistan Bureau of Statistics. The total value of food exports fell to Rs113.34 billion ($406.0 million) in March 2026, down from Rs161.38 billion ($576.2 million) in March 2025, highlighting a steep contraction in the country’s key export segment.
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Extreme weather threatens Pakistan’s mango production this year

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By Azeem Khan
| inp.net.pk
By Azeem Ahmed Khan Pakistan’s mango production is expected to remain low this year as extreme weather events and climate change impacts have severely damaged flowering and fruit formation across key growing regions in Punjab. “On March 3–5, there was an early heatwave in Punjab’s mango belt which I have never observed in my life,” said Abdul Ghaffar Grewal, a mango consultant and former director of Mango Research Institute, Multan, while talking to Wealth Pakistan.
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Hormuz disruption may trigger food inflation, hit crop output in Pakistan

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By Azeem Khan
| inp.net.pk
By Azeem Ahmed Khan Pakistan risks higher food inflation and reduced crop productivity if fertiliser flows through the Strait of Hormuz remain disrupted, underscoring the urgent need to diversify sourcing and strengthen domestic production, a leading expert warned.
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Netflix Q1 2026 Earnings Beat Expectations – Stock Crashes Anyway

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By Azeem Khan
| news.jobaaj.com
Netflix just dropped its Q1 2026 earnings after the market closed on April 16, and the numbers looked strong at first glance. Revenue jumped 16% to $12.25 billion. Earnings per share hit $1.23—almost double last year. Wall Street expected less, so Netflix beat on both counts. Yet the stock tumbled nearly 10% in after-hours trading, sliding from around $108 toward $98. Why the wild swing? Investors looked past the shiny present and focused on what comes next.
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NARC readies high-yielding Lentil-24 for next growing season

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By Azeem Khan
| inp.net.pk
By Azeem Ahmed Khan The National Agricultural Research Centre (NARC) has developed a high-yielding lentil variety, NARC Lentil-24, which is performing well in field trials in Islamabad. “The new variety is expected to significantly boost productivity across the country, enhancing farm incomes and strengthening food security,” Dr. Shahid Riaz Malik, Principal Scientific Officer and Program Leader at the NARC, told Wealth Pakistan.
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Pakistan’s food exports fall 34.38pc to $3.39bn in Jul-Feb

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By Azeem Khan
| inp.net.pk
By Azeem Ahmed Khan Pakistan’s food group exports during July–February FY2025-26 declined by 34.38% to $3.39 billion, compared to $5.17 billion in the same period last year, according to data from the Ministry of Commerce. A commodity-wise breakdown of the latest eight-month export data, however, shows mixed trends across segments, with some value-added and non-traditional exports recording growth.
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