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Pakistan has recently made a significant move to attract tourists and investors by waiving visa fees for citizens of 126 countries. This initiative can help change perceptions of Pakistan and promote it as a welcoming and accessible destination. Pakistan has announced that citizens from 126 countries can now enter the country without paying visa fees. Moreover, this change aims to boost tourism and attract more business investors. This decision is expected to: Improve country image: This initiative can help change perceptions of Pakistan and promote it as a welcoming and accessible destination. Increase tourism: By making it easier and more affordable to visit Pakistan, the government aims to showcase the country's rich cultural heritage, stunning landscapes, and warm hospitalit...

Kababjees has decided to meet the rising demand from local customers by introducing its range of soft drinks. By introducing these beverages, the burger joint aims to expand its menu choices and make its brand stronger in the competitive food and drink market. Moreover, this move shows Kababjees’ dedication to being creative and meeting what customers want. Kababjees a reknowed fast burger joint comes up with its latest cold drink range. This cola range comes in three flavors that include cola, lemon, and orange. The fast food chain is known for its perfect replication of KFC chicken amid a boycott after Israel attacked Palestine. The Israeli force has brutally killed more than 38000 Palestinians, of which more numbers are kids and women. The new release of cold drinks is taken by ...

The Pakistan Petroleum Dealers Association (PPDA) is going on a nationwide strike starting tomorrow, Friday, July 5th. They are protesting the imposition of a new 0.5% advance tax on turnover by the government. Moreover, the strike could lead to the closure of over 13,000 petrol stations across the country. The Pakistan Petroleum Dealers Association (PPDA) has announced a nationwide strike starting July 5 in response to the government's decision to impose a 0.5% advance tax on turnover. They argue this new tax will further harm their businesses, which are already struggling due to high taxes and inflation. Authorities announced that over 13,000 petrol stations will close starting at 6 am on July 5, and the strike could continue for several days unless their demands are met and notif...