Another framework agreement namely Financial Cooperation Agreement 2020 worth grant of five million Euro was also signed.
Islamabad: Germany will provide 28 million Euros support to Pakistan for socio economic uplift and sustainable development, decided when the two countries signed two framework agreements amounting 28 million Euros, in Islamabad on Thursday.
German Ambassador to Pakistan Alfred Grannas and Secretary Ministry of Economic Affairs Dr Kazim Niaz signed agreements in the energy and governance sectors.
Germany will provide a grant financing of 23 million Euro under framework agreement-Technical Cooperation Agreement 2021 through GIZ.
Along with this, another Framework agreement namely Financial Cooperation Agreement 2020 worth grant of five million Euro was also signed on Thursday.
Iran’s military vows retaliation in response to Trump’s threats
- an hour ago
The man whose tweets helped kill DEI
- 13 hours ago
Karachi's Soba Nagar transforms through collaborative WASH initiative
- 2 hours ago
Lashkar-i-Islam founder Mufti Munir Shakir killed, 3 others injured in Peshawar blast
- a day ago
Four killed, three injured in separate terrorist attacks on police stations in KP
- 5 hours ago
No change in prices of petroleum products
- 15 hours ago
Five killed as coaster plunges into ravine in Azad Kashmir
- 4 hours ago
Fire at Kochani nightclub kills 51, injures over 100
- 5 hours ago
BLA suicide attack on Nushki-Dalbandin highway leaves 7 dead, many injured
- 5 hours ago
New Zealand storms to nine-wicket win over Pakistan in first T20I
- 4 hours ago
33 killed, dozens injured as tornadoes hit Central US
- 4 hours ago
Woman dies after falling from Karachi building during drug raid
- 5 hours ago
