Pakistan’s Finance Ministry on Friday in a written reply to the query of a member of the Senate revealed these figures which are based on the first phase of a survey by the ministry to gauge impact of …
3 million job loses expected in Pakistan due to COVID-19 outbreak
Islamabad, Jun 5 (PTI) Cash-strapped Pakistan is expected to record around 3 million jobs loses due to the coronavirus outbreak, the finance ministry told the country’s Senate on Friday.
Interactive: The multilaterals funding the COVID-19 response in Southeast Asia and Pacific
As countries in Asia slip into a pandemic-induced recession, multilateral institutions have proven crucial in mobilizing and channeling funds to support the COVID-19 response. Devex Analytics takes a …
The British Embassy Ashgabat opens its call for project proposals
The Embassy will provide funding up to $50,000 per project for project ideas that support activities related to Turkmenistan’s national plan to prevent COVID-19.
Turkmenistan, Russia discuss co-op within int’l organizations
BAKU, Azerbaijan, June 5 By Jeila Aliyeva – Trend: Russia and Turkmenistan have discussed cooperation within the framework of international organizations, in particular the UN, OSCE and others online, …
WFP provides take-home food rations to schoolchildren in Tajikistan as part of its response to coronavirus crisis
English News and Press Release on Tajikistan about Education, Food and Nutrition, Children and Epidemic; published on 05 Jun 2020 by WFP …
KSA and UAE Food & Beverage Markets 2019-2020 – Consumption Habits, Mega Trends, Emerging Opportunities
The 2020 outlook of the KSA and UAE F&B market charts out the prevailing trends in the F&B consumption patterns across the 2 countries, and provides the shares of the various food …
Kazakhstan central bank seen keeping benchmark rate on hold – Reuters poll
Kazakhstan’s central bank is expected to keep its benchmark interest rate unchanged at 9.50% next week before moving towards monetary easing in the second half of the year, a Reuters poll showed on …
Oil’s Fragile Peace Is Threatened by Iraq’s Desperate Reality
Yet, he’s rarely felt so desperate as one of the world’s largest oil producers lurches into another crisis. The government was late paying his salary of $900 in May, and this month he thinks officials …
In Iraq’s fields of black gold, thousands lose livelihoods
Mohammed Haider, a security worker in Iraq’s southern oilfields, thought he was safe after signing a new one-year contract to guard oil facilities. Haider had been hired to drive vehicles for a Britis …