In a significant development, Pakistan and Bangladesh have re-established direct air connectivity, with Biman Bangladesh Airlines announcing flights to Karachi. According to sources, the first flight from Dhaka to Karachi is scheduled to take off on January 29, marking the airline’s return to Pakistani skies after several years. Initially, the airline will operate two weekly flights between Dhaka and Karachi. Bookings for the flights have reportedly begun, with travel agents stating that all seats for the inaugural flights were booked within hours of opening.
The restored air connectivity has generated immense excitement among the people of both countries, with travel agents stating that the Pakistani and Bangladeshi public are eager to resume travel between the two nations. The move comes after the Civil Aviation Authority of Pakistan granted Biman Bangladesh Airlines permission to operate direct flights to Karachi, following government instructions.
The resumption of air travel between Pakistan and Bangladesh follows a recent agreement between the national airlines of the two countries to facilitate cargo transportation. The agreement was signed in the previous month, marking a significant step towards strengthening economic ties between the two nations.
This move is expected to boost trade and commerce between Pakistan and Bangladesh, with the two nations set to resume direct air cargo services. The agreement is seen as a significant step towards strengthening economic ties between the two nations.
The Pakistani military has also been training for future conflicts, with Field Marshal Asif Nawaz visiting a training exercise in Lahore. The Field Marshal emphasized the importance of innovation and preparedness in future wars, stating that the military is committed to staying ahead of the curve.
In other news, a notice has been issued by the National Electric Power Regulatory Authority (NEPRA) to reduce electricity prices by 93 paisa per unit in Nepal. The move is aimed at reducing the financial burden on consumers and promoting economic growth.
In a separate development, the Joint Action Committee (JAC) has called for the release of a man who has been arrested on suspicion of involvement in a recent terrorist attack. The JAC has stated that the man was arrested without evidence and has been held in custody for several days.
The JAC has also called for an investigation into the arrest and detention of a man who was arrested on suspicion of involvement in a recent terrorist attack. The JAC has stated that the man was arrested without evidence and has been held in custody for several days.
In a related development, the police have launched a red alert in Karachi, with the city being put on high alert following a series of terrorist attacks in recent weeks. The police have also imposed a ban on the sale and purchase of red and blue-colored books in the city.
In other news, the Pakistani military has been conducting training exercises to prepare for future conflicts. Field Marshal Asif Nawaz visited a training exercise in Lahore, where he emphasized the importance of innovation and preparedness in future wars. The Field Marshal stated that the military is committed to staying ahead of the curve and preparing for any eventuality.
In a separate development, the Pakistani actress Rahma Zaman is set to tie the knot with her fiancé in a private ceremony. The actress has been making headlines in recent weeks, with her fans eagerly anticipating her wedding.
In other news, the British Ministry of Defence has confirmed that the UK has provided assistance to the US in the seizure of a cargo ship that was intercepted in the Gulf of Oman. The move is seen as a significant step towards strengthening diplomatic ties between the two nations.
The cargo ship was intercepted on suspicion of carrying contraband, with the US requesting assistance from the UK to board the vessel. The UK has confirmed that it provided assistance to the US in the seizure of the cargo ship, which was carrying a large quantity of contraband.
In a related development, the Pakistani military has been conducting training exercises to prepare for future conflicts. Field Marshal Asif Nawaz visited a training exercise in Lahore, where he emphasized the importance of innovation and preparedness in future wars. The Field Marshal stated that the military is committed to staying ahead of the curve and preparing for any eventuality.
