PM stepped in over proposal to shift World Cup match to an earlier time, amid concerns it would benefit Mexico
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Ahsan Iqbal Invites Overseas Pakistanis to Lead Healthcare, Investment and Economic Transformation Under URAAN Pakistan
Independent Report ORLANDO (USA), July 5: Federal Minister for Planning, Development and Special Initiatives Professor Ahsan Iqbal has called upon overseas Pakistanis, particularly doctors, entrepreneurs and investors, to become active partners