A software technology park has been established in Dhirkot, Azad Kashmir, by the Special Communications Organization.

Dhirkot Stp is the seventh operational Technology Park in the region’s 50-it-center plan.

There are 20 freelance hubs operating in Dhirkot at the moment.

The Park provides high-speed internet, modern facilities, and startup incubation centers. It will support local IT professionals and businesses and open up job opportunities for young people.

Software engineer Shehzad Ali said that he and his group were using the facilities to their advantage and that they were working there for free.

Locals praised SCO for the initiative, describing it as a noteworthy step in integrating young people into the global digital economy.

According to Information Minister Attaullah Tarar, the Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz Government firmly believes in freedom of expression and that independent journalism is an essential component of democracy.

He congratulated Afzal on his election as president, Arshad Ansari on his election as secretary general, and Saeed Jan on his election as finance secretary of the Pakistan Federal Union of Journalists in a message to newly elected office bearers.

According to the Minister, PFUJ has always advocated for journalists’ rights. He claimed that the new PFUC Office Bearers’ election was evidence of their devotion to and commitment to journalism.

Attaullah Tarar expressed the hope that PFUJ will keep up its aggressive role in promoting responsible journalism and defending the rights of journalists.

According to him, the current government’s primary priority is also resolving the issues that journalists face.

Pakistan and Iran have executed a Memorandum of Understanding, establishing a bilateral trade objective of 10 billion dollars.
The Memorandum of Understanding was executed during a High-Level Meeting between the Federation of Pakistan Chambers of Commerce and Industry and Iran’s Mashhad Chamber of Commerce and Industry.
During the meeting, Iran also assured Pakistan of Reducing Business Visa Fees and facilitating Trade Activities.
Bilateral trade between Iran and Pakistan increased during the last fiscal year, reaching 2.8 billion dollars.
The nation’s business environment is enhancing due to the Special Investment Facilitation Council, creating new opportunities for trade and investment.