HBL’s Conversational Banking was made available to its clients through E.Ocean’s WhatsApp Business Platform in 2021. This will enable HBL’s customers to conduct financial transactions.

The main objective of these events is to bring the finest property projects with high potential for profits under one roof, and to the attention of the interested investors.

President Dr. Arif Alvi, in a series of tweets, claimed that changes in the NAB law will demolish accountability, creating injustice. Elaborating, the President said the poor will continue to be punished for petty crimes while the rich will be free to loot them. 

An accountability court has approved Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif's plea seeking permanent exemption from the court hearings due to his busy schedule as a prime minister.

In a series of tweets, PTI Chairman and former Prime Minister Imran Khan accused the incumbent government of ending accountability with the amended NAB law. 

Former SAPM Dr. Shahbaz Gill claims that the Energy Minister exposed the government that they did not oust Imran Khan for the betterment of Pakistan but rather to secure NRO-2.

Imran Khan asked PTI workers to be prepared for his call as they want a date for fresh elections and protests will continue till the announcement of the election date.

The rise in petrol prices has also alarmed members of the incumbent government. Earlier this week, the PML-N led government raised the price of petrol for the third time in as many weeks.

The envoy said the present bilateral commerce volume has climbed to over $900 million and is continuing to develop at a quicker pace during a meeting at the Karachi Chamber of Commerce and Industry (KCCI).

According to details reported by the media, the court has approved a petition seeking a post-mortem for Aamir Liaquat. Abdul Ahad, a citizen, had filed a petition in the judicial magistrate's court regarding the post-mortem.

When the PTI government passed three crucial FATF-related laws in a joint session of the Parliament, the then Opposition leaders had walked out of the parliament and criticized the government.

There are speculations that they may have been blocked because they criticized the Pakistan Army for not appreciating the ousted PTI government's role in Pakistan completing the action plans of the Financial Action Task Force (FATF).