ISLAMABAD (BMZ REPORT ) In a meeting of Senate’s subordinate committee for Information technology and Telecommunication it has been disclosed that the budget of about 500 million rupees which was specified for telecom sector of Baluchistan and Fata is going to be spent on a stadium based in Sialkot. TheRead More →

KARACHI ( TARIQ REPORT ) In honour of His Highness Sheikh Nahyan bin Mubarak Al Nahyan, Head of Ministry of Culture, Youth, and Social Development, United Arab Emirates’ visit to Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX), a gong ceremony was held at PSX Karachi. President & CEO of Bank Alfalah Mr.AtifBajwaalong withRead More →

ISLAMABAD ( BMZ REPORT ) Limofied™ – an Australian-owned, rapidly growing ride-share, car-hire and car-booking app, has been launched in Pakistan. It allows passengers using smartphones to submit a trip-request, which is then transmitted to the closest Limofied™ drivers, who use their legally registered vehicles to provide timely, comfortable, courteous andRead More →

LAHORE ( HAFEEZ REPORT ) EcoStar is the leading innovator in LED Televisions and smart TV technologies. This nationwide brand has now launched an awareness campaign to inform the consumers about the deceptive TV screen-sizes being sold in the Pakistan’s electronics market. It cautions the customers to be cautious aboutRead More →

ISLAMABAD ( BMZ REPORT) Samsung has engaged Jazz -Mobilink – Jazz as its operating-partner to introduce Samsung ‘Knox’ in Pakistan. ‘Knox’ is a defense-grade security platform, and mobile-device management system, which is built into Samsung’s latest products, to protect confidential data and sensitive applications. Samsung’s award-winning enterprise solutions empower youRead More →

ISLAMABAD (BMZ REPORT ) The 14th National Assembly passed 88 bills during 36 sessions (June 1, 2013 to October 30, 2016) focusing mainly on economy, security and judiciary, says Free and Fair Election Network in its Legislation Tracker Report released on Sunday. These legislative agenda were defined solely by theRead More →