Rana Muhammad Qasim Noon, chairman of the Parliamentary Committee on Kashmir, has asked Media, Civil Society, and Institutions to commemorate Kashmir Solidarity Day on February 5 with fervent support of the people of Indian-occupied Jammu and Kashmir.

Overlooking a committee meeting, noon declared he would organise a Kashmir rally from Parliament House accompanied by legislators, students, and media representatives.

The committee also urged educational institutions to host lectures stressing abuses of human rights in Kashmir.

Reiterating Pakistan’s position, the committee underlined that Kashmir is still the “jugular vein” of the nation and promised to bring up the matter internationally, including via a conference.

Three centres for people with special abilities in Gilgit-Baltistan and Azad Kashmir are being actively developed by the unique Communications Organisation.

At the independently living centre in Skardu, the Pakistan Army and SCO have set up a freelancing hub.

The SCO Director General noted during his visit to these centres: people with exceptional abilities are vital members of our society who, with diligence, wilfulness, and competence, bring about good changes in their life.

These people will get laptops from the SCO at the Freelancing Hub, which will help them to become self-sufficient using internet channels.

With the help of SIFC, Fongrow is implementing a new project at its Livestock Farms in Khanewal that is significantly boosting Pakistan’s economy and food security.

The business has started an advanced training course on reproductive technology, with an emphasis on IVF, embryo transfer, and ovum pickup. Brazilian professionals are among the international experts leading this three-week training.

Through the introduction of innovative procedures that will improve livestock reproduction, raise the production of milk and meat, and ultimately improve the nation’s food security, the program is anticipated to transform the livestock sector.

More calves can be raised with the use of IVF and ovum pickup techniques, increasing livestock yield overall.

To give Pakistani veterinary experts and embryologists the most up-to-date information on animal breeding, the training program offers them contemporary learning possibilities.

With SIFC’s help, Fongrow is spearheading agricultural innovation, advancing Pakistan’s food security and sustainable farming practices.