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PIA to Resume Flights to United Kingdom This Month

LONDON – The Pakistan High Commission in London has confirmed that Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) will resume its flights to the United Kingdom this month. High Commissioner Dr. Mohammad Faisal thanked the UK Civil Aviation Authority for issuing the Foreign Aircraft Operating Permit (FOP), the final step for commercial flight operations. PIA had already obtained the Third Country Operator (TCO) approval, paving the way for its re-entry into the UK market. Initial flights will begin with services to Manchester, followed by Birmingham and London. The move restores a key travel option for over 1.7 million Pakistanis living in the UK.

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Uzbek Parliamentary Delegation Meets Acting President Gilani in Islamabad

A high-level Uzbek parliamentary delegation, led by the Speaker of the Oliy Majlis, Nurdinjon Ismoilov, met Acting President and Senate Chairman Syed Yusuf Raza Gilani in Islamabad. Both sides discussed ways to strengthen the Uzbekistan–Pakistan strategic partnership, enhance economic and political cooperation, and promote cultural and humanitarian exchanges. The talks highlighted the shared commitment to deepening bilateral ties and advancing regional connectivity.

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Pakistan’s Trade with Central Asia Expands, but Regional Share Remains Marginal

Pakistan’s trade with Central Asian states has expanded in recent years, reflecting efforts to strengthen regional connectivity and economic ties. However, despite this upward trend, the country’s overall share in Central Asia’s trade remains marginal. Experts stress the need for improved transport links, streamlined trade facilitation, and stronger investment frameworks to unlock the full potential of Pakistan–Central Asia economic cooperation.