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SWABI:The Ghulam Ishaq Khan (GIK) Institute of Engineering Sciences and Technology and the Heavy Industries Taxila (HIT) on Thursday inked an agreement for cooperation in research and development in defence.A delegation from the HIT led by its chairman Lt Gen Abdullah Dogar visited GIK to sign the Memorandum of Understanding (MoU).The first-of-its-kind collaboration between the two organizations will provide an opportunity for GIK and HIT to work together for research and development in the fields of defence and other related industries.GIK Academics Pro-Rector Professor Dr Jameelun Nabi a af1 nd HIT Technical Director Brigadier Nad jordan high eem Iqbal signed the agreement for their respective organisations.Both parties agreed to share orange dunks knowledge and tools to make advancements in the designing and manufacturing of products for the security and defence needs of the country.Earlier, GIK s Administration and Finance Pro-Rector Sardar Aminullah Khan in a presentation to the HIT delegation gave an overview Bbxc Dec 16 will always be remembered as black day when our children were attacked PM
ISLAMABAD:Pakistan plans to seek $15 billion gross foreign loans in the next fiscal year aimed at servicing its maturing external public debt and building official foreign exchange reserves in the absence of non-debt creating inflows.Out of the $15 billion estimated external borrowings in f adidas samba black iscal year 2020-21, nearly $10 billion or - two-thirds, will be used to return the maturing loans, excluding interest payments, said sources in the Ministry of Finance. The remaining slightly over $5 billion will become part of the external public debt that has already increased to $86.4 billion as of end March this year.The estimated $15 billion borrowings will be the highest loans to be taken by the country in a single year, highlighting challenges that every g mens air forces overnment faced due dunk low to the deepening debt trap. The Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf government, like its predecessor, has also remained unable to fully capitalise non-debt creating inflows like exports, remittances and foreign direct investment.Beca