Ary news faisalabad

Here are some recent news articles from Faisalabad, Pakistan:

Local News

  1. Faisalabad's textile industry faces crisis due to power outages: The textile industry in Faisalabad is facing a severe crisis due to frequent power outages, which are affecting production and causing losses to the manufacturers. (Source: The News International)
  2. Faisalabad's Lyari Expressway project to be completed by 2025: The Lyari Expressway project in Faisalabad is expected to be completed by 2025, which will connect the city to the M-4 motorway and reduce travel time to Lahore. (Source: Dawn)
  3. Faisalabad's food festival attracts large crowd: The Faisalabad Food Festival, which was held recently, attracted a large crowd of foodies and locals who enjoyed a variety of traditional and international cuisines. (Source: The Express Tribune)

National News

  1. Pakistan's economy to grow by 4.5% in 2023: The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has projected that Pakistan's economy will grow by 4.5% in 2023, driven by a recovery in the textile and agriculture sectors. (Source: The News International)
  2. Pakistan and China sign agreement to enhance trade: Pakistan and China have signed an agreement to enhance trade and economic cooperation, which includes the establishment of a free trade agreement and increased investment in various sectors. (Source: Dawn)
  3. Pakistan's inflation rate drops to 12.3%: Pakistan's inflation rate has dropped to 12.3% in December 2022, driven by a decline in food prices and a stable currency. (Source: The Express Tribune)

International News

  1. US and Pakistan agree to strengthen counter-terrorism cooperation: The United States and Pakistan have agreed to strengthen their counter-terrorism cooperation, including the sharing of intelligence and joint operations against terrorist groups. (Source: The News International)
  2. Pakistan and India agree to resume trade talks: Pakistan and India have agreed to resume trade talks, which were suspended in 2019, to discuss issues related to trade and commerce. (Source: Dawn)
  3. Pakistan's foreign exchange reserves increase to $10.5 billion: Pakistan's foreign exchange reserves have increased to $10.5 billion, driven by a surge in remittances and foreign investment. (Source: The Express Tribune)

Please note that these news articles are subject to change and may not be up-to-date.