Cabinet officials
President Joseph Nyuma Boakai has convened a high-level cabinet meeting to develop strategies for increasing domestic resource mobilization in Liberia, following significant cuts in international aid. The meeting, held at the Executive Mansion, came as a response to the cancellation of 27 out of 29 programs funded by the United
Cabinet officials
Pakistan has made significant progress in attracting foreign investment, particularly through the Special Investment Facilitation Council (SIFC), established in June 2023. The council has facilitated a record increase in foreign government investment, with approximately $2.3 billion in inflows recorded by the State Bank of Pakistan between July 2023 and
Cabinet officials
The report, published on MBRCGI's Ibtekr platform, highlights 11 international models for emerging technology applications in the public sector, aligning with the UAE government's commitment to staying informed on the latest innovations and emerging technologies. Huda Al Hashimi, Deputy Minister of Cabinet Affairs for Strategic Affairs,
Political parties
With the next four years of government critical in reducing debt and meeting external expectations, Saskatchewan's New Democratic Party faces substantial challenges. The province's implicit expectations for debt reduction will be difficult to meet, given the current circumstances of large tax increases, cost control, and a
Political parties
Polish President Lech Walesa made a surprising move when he vetoed a bill that aimed to commercialize state-owned enterprises, putting 4,400 of them under market economy rules while retaining state ownership. This decision came after opposition parties, including Solidarity, pressured Walesa to veto the bill in exchange for their
Telecommunications industry
Saudi Arabia's Transportation Minister announced on Sunday that the kingdom plans to privatize its telephone system, following a $4 million modernization project signed with American Telephone & Telegraph Co. The modernization program, known as telephone expansion project-6, aims to upgrade the state-run telephone company's aging analog
Telecommunications industry
Pakistan's government is pursuing privatization of its state-owned companies to reduce debt liabilities and build up its cash reserves. The planned offer of shares in the Pakistan Telecommunication Corporation will serve as a test of business interest in the program, officials said. The government aims to reduce its
