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Soon From LAHORE & KARACHI A sister publication of CENTRELINE & DNA News Agency www.islamabadpost.com.pk ISLAMABAD EDITION IslamabadThursday, November 05, 2020 Pakistan’s First AndP Only DiplomaticO Daily STPrice Rs. 20 Bosnian president Zahida Parveen Armenia must be supports Pakistan’s again appointed held accountable stand on Kashmir info secretary for its crimes Briefs Presidency Pak to work together with US of America president DNA up in the air ISLAMABAD: Foreign Of- fice Spokes- Both Donald Trump and Joe Biden person Za- hid Hafeez claim victory; results show massive Chaudhri on Tuesday polarization among the voters; Trump said Pakistan looks forward to working announces to go to Supreme Court with whoever wins the Unit- US President Donald Trump carried the ed States election — Re- prized battleground of Florida, then he and publican President Donald Democrat Joe Biden shifted their focus ear- Trump or Democratic presi- ly Wednesday to three Northern industrial dential candidate Joe Biden. states — Wisconsin, Michigan and Pennsylva- While speaking to Arab nia — that could prove crucial in determining News, the FO spokesperson who wins the White House. conveyed the country’s best By early Wednesday, neither candidate wishes to Americans who had the 270 Electoral College votes need- voted in the record-setting ed to win. Electoral College votes are election on Tuesday. He add- assigned to each state, in part based on ed that the election was an their population. ISLAMABAD: Prime Minister Imran Khan meeting with Šefik Džaferović, “internal matter” of the US. WeB Desk / DNA Trump made premature claims of victories Chairman of Presidency of Bosnia and Herzegovina. – DNA ‘NAB not WASHINGTON: The US presidential elec- in several key states and said he would take tion remained too close to call as America the election to the Supreme Court to stop the Parliament dealing woke up on Wednesday focussed on a hand- counting. It was unclear exactly what legal ac- ful of key states. President Donald Trump tion he might try to pursue. Pakistan, Bosnia tax affairs’ falsely claimed victory and made unfounded Several states allow mailed-in votes to be sealed after allegations of electoral fraud. accepted after Election Day, as long as they Joe Biden’s camp described the statement were postmarked by Tuesday. That includes 30 staffers DNA as “outrageous.” Both men still have paths Pennsylvania, where ballots postmarked by agree to boost ties ISLAMABAD: Chairman to the White House through winning 270 Nov 3 can be accepted if they arrive up to get virus National Electoral College votes. three days after the election. Bosnian president supports Pakistan’s stand Accountabil- NihAl MirAj on Kashmir; PM Imran Khan says Bosnia ity Bureau ISLAMABAD: The govern- (NAB) Jus- ment on Wednesday sealed has always been special for Pakistan tice (retd) Pak decides advance the Parliament House af- sides signed agreements peaceful resolution of the Javed Iqbal ter at least 30 of the two hAtti on Wednesday said that the A.M.B / DNA and decided to improve Kashmir dispute in light of houses’ employees tested ties. “Our trade stands at the United Nations Security accountability watchdog positive for coronavirus last ISLAMABAD: Pakistan was making all those people purchases of vaccines 4.5 million euros - which is Council (UNSC) resolution. week, with sources inform- and Bosnia on Wednesday nothing,” said the premier. He stressed protecting hu- accountable for their illegal ISLAMABAD: The health ministry has rec- ing that the building would agreed to strengthen the acts which they have com- “So we had meetings today man rights in Indian Occu- ommended purchases of potential corona- remain closed until Nov 9. ties and improve trade be- and will continue to have pied Jammu and Kashmir. mitted while remaining in virus vaccines under last-stage trials and COVID-19 positivity The Capital Development tween the two countries. power. “No one dared to ask meetings to improve our Džaferović said Pakistan allocation of $100 million funds for its ad- Authority (CDA) has as- Addressing a joint press trade and cooperation in and Bosnia enjoyed close them about their sources of vance booking, sources. Pakistan made a rate nears 5% sumed the responsibility conference with Chairman income before,” the chair- various fields.” ties which will be strength- decision to purchase the possible vaccines ISLAMABAD: Pakistan on Tuesday re- of disinfecting the building, of Presidency of Bosnia Earlier on Wednesday, ened by his visit. man NAB said as President of COVID-19 in advance and permission corded 4.94% COVID-19 positivity rate while Senate Chairperson and Herzegovina Šefik of the Gwadar’s Chamber Džaferović arrived in Islam- Qureshi said that the two was sought from the Prime Minister Imran - highest in three months. According to Sadiq Sanjrani, Speaker Džaferović, Prime Minister abad on Wednesday for a countries have always of Commerce, Mir Naveed Khan by the health ministry, sources privy figures issued by the National Command National Assembly Asad Imran Khan said Bosnia Baloch called on him on two-day trip. The premier stood by each other in to the development told a private channel. and Operations Centre (NCOC), 1,313 Qaisar, and several other has always been special for received the visiting digni- difficult times. He said Pa- Wednesday. Javed Iqbal said The Ministry of National Health Services new cases were identified across the coun- officials self-isolated them- Pakistanis since the 1990s that the NAB respects busi- tary at his residence where kistan desired to expand Regulations and Coordination wrote a letter try, bringing the total tally to 337,573. A selves due to possible expo- when they went through Dzaferovic was presented a relations with Bosnia in ness community as they to PM Imran Khan to seek permission for total of 26,565 tests were conducted. The sure and were working from tragic events. “We have al- had a pivotal role in the guard of honour. In a meet- different fields including advance booking of coronavirus vaccines. country’s death toll stands at 6,867 as 18 home. ways stood with the people ing with Foreign Minister bilateral trade, education, progress and prosperity of The ministry recommended allocation of people succumbed to the virus in the past Owing to the coronavirus of Bosnia.” the country. Shah Mehmood Qureshi, culture and people to peo- $100 million in funds for the purchases of 24 hours. At least 316,060 have recovered emergency, the Senate and PM Imran shared the two Džaferović called for a ple contacts. Continued on Page 06 from the virus so far. – DNA National Assembly also can- Provision celled scheduled meetings and announced a new date. Army of relief top Sources stated that even Zahida Parveen priority: after reopening the Par- Chief visits China acknowledges liament House complex, again appointed all staffers would not be Rwp Corps DNA allowed to resume work. In- stead, only a select few will ISLAMABAD: Minister major CPEC progress info secretary DNA turn up for duty. for Infor- structure and power supply Zahida is a senior bureaucrat RAWALPINDI: General mation and DNA in Pakistan and created em- Bilawal Bhutto and has already served as Qamar Javed Bajwa, Chief Broadcasting ployment opportunities for of Army Staff (COAS) on Shibli Faraz BEIJING: Chinese foreign the locals and contributed says govt is Federal Information Secretary Wednesday visited Head- says provid- ministry spokesperson said quarters Rawalpindi Corps. towards the growth of GDP. ISLAMABAD: Senior of- ing relief to on Wednesday that seven COAS was given compre- These projects enhanced in- snatching jobs ficer of the Information the masses is top priority years after the launch of hensive briefing on preva- frastructure and electricity Group Zahida Parveen of the government. In a China Pakistan Economic lent situation along LOC and supply in the country and DNA has been appointed Fed- tweet on Wednesday, he Corridor (CPEC), major operational preparedness of created more than 70,000 eral Secretary Informa- said the Prime Minister’s progress had been achieved Last month as an early har- direct positions and con- ASTORE: The incumbent the formations. COAS ap- tion relieving Akbar Hus- preciated resilience of Kash- announcement of affordable with many projects started vest project, the Orange tributed 1 to 2 percentage government is snatching sain Durrani. Zahida is a miri population who are be- power supply to industries or completed bringing more Line was made operational jobs from the youth instead points of the country's GDP senior bureaucrat and has ing deliberately targeted by is another important step than US$25 billion of direct of giving them opportuni- marking the beginning of growth, he added. already served as Federal Indian Army on both sides towards economic stability investments to Pakistan. ties, said PPP Chairperson the subway era for Paki- Giving example of Afghan- Information Secretary. of the LOC. He said that and creating employment During his regular briefing Bilawal Bhutto Zardari. stan, he said. istan which was importing She is known as an up- Pakistan Army shall con- opportunities. Shibli Faraz held here, Wang Wenbin He was speaking at a The spokesperson said that food and other essential right and honest officer tinue to ensure protection said the supply of electricity particularly mentioned rally in Gilgit-Baltistan’s the projects completed un- items from the Gwadar who strongly believes in and security of people along to small and medium enter- the completion and inau- Astore on Wednesday as der the CPEC, a pilot pro- port, he noted that the merit. Zahida Parveen was the first female who was appointed LOC. COAS was also briefed prises at subsidized rates guration of Orange Line part of his election cam - ject of the Belt and Road CPEC had not only pro- as the information secretary.
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