Palace on the Rock
From the Blog odysseuslahoriIt is a handsome complex of stone-and-timber buildings virtually smothered with various fruit trees and grapevines. Here and there willows, their branches drooping narcissistically over water, are dwarfed by towering poplars where golden orioles sing and magpies engage in noisy arguments. Outside its boundary wall a tumultuous river crashes over rounded boulders on its way to pay tribute to the glacier-born stream that is here known as the Shigar. Not many miles to the southward, right outside Skardu the capital city of Baltistan in the Northern Areas, the Shigar River in turn yields its waters to the great Sindhu. Outsiders simply know it as Shigar Fort, but for the people of Baltistan it is Fong Khar – Palace on the Rock. An apt enough name for the main wing of the building spakistanblogs.blogspot.comRead Full Post
OEC conducts three educational expos in Chipursan Valley, Gojal
From the Blog pamirtimes[image: 2]Gilgit (PR): No barrier big enough, no mountain too high. Despite the cold weather and tough conditions, Team OEC was able to successfully conduct three expos in Reesht, Zoodkhun and Kirmin villages of Chipursan, Gojal Valley, Upper Hunza. On February 18, Team OEC started their journey towards Gojal valley under supervision of Khayam Baig (President OEC) and Javed Iqbal (Director Expo) with team members Naeem Hayat (Comsat), Mohsin Amir(Comsat), Wajid Ali Shah(UET), Waqar(QAU). The session comprised of activities related to Self-discovery, Career Info Hour, Confidence Building Measures (CBMs) and Individual Counseling Sessions aimed to be interactive mainly focusing on informing and encouraging students to speak up and express themselves. On February 19, Team OEC condpakistanblogs.blogspot.comRead Full Post
RemitOne’s Marketing Director interviews Faisal Khan
From the Blog faisalkhan [image: RemitOne interviews Faisal Khan] Interview with Faisal Khan, Payments Consultant *Aamer Abedi, RemitONE’s Marketing Director, interviews Payments Consultant Faisal Khan on the Pakistan Remittance Initiative, financial inclusion and newcomers to the money transfer space.* *Aamer: The Pakistan Remittance Initiative is being hailed as a model all receiving markets should embrace to encourage formal remittance channel adoption by individuals and MSBs and ensure a robust economy. what are your thoughts?* *Faisal: PRI has certainly done the remittance industry a lot of good. Its free-send model is one that we should be proud of. This is, unfortunately, where the good ends. PRI can do far more to improve the current offering. Most notably, the promised rebate payout of 25 Sapakistanblogs.blogspot.comRead Full Post
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