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  Pakistani snooker players Asjad Iqbal and Awais Muneer have qualified for the quarterfinals of the IBSF Mongolia World Cup 2024 after securing thrilling victories in the Round of 16. Asjad made a stunning comeback after losing his first frame but came out on top with a 4-1 win against Hong Kong’s Chang Yu Kiu. Meanwhile, Awais Muneer delivered a strong performance, beating Chau Hon Man 4-2 despite a shaky start. Their achievements mark a significant moment for Pakistan snooker, with both players consistently showcasing their skills on the international stage. Asjad and Awais are now set to face tough opponents in the next round—Gao Yang from China and Ali Garahgozlou from Iran. The quarterfinals will take place tomorrow at 10 AM local time, and Pakistani fans are eagerly awaiting more victories. Best of luck to our snooker champions!

 The UAE has recently launched its groundbreaking "Invest in the Emirates" campaign, offering a unique platform for innovators, talents, and entrepreneurs worldwide. With a focus on cities like Paris, London, and New York, the campaign aims to attract visionary leaders to explore the UAE's vast business opportunities. Known for its tax-free environment and robust infrastructure, the UAE provides access to global markets with its strategic location bridging Asia, Europe, and Africa. Entrepreneurs can benefit from comprehensive support systems, including funding, regulatory frameworks, and government backing, making it an ideal hub for new ventures. The UAE is more than just a business destination – it’s a launchpad for international success. Whether you're looking to innovate or invest, the UAE’s vibrant economy and innovative culture are ready to bring your ideas to life.

  Eid Milad-un-Nabi, celebrated on the 12th of Rabi-ul-Awwal, marks the birth of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) and is one of the most important religious occasions in Pakistan. This year, on September 17, cities across the country, including Islamabad, Karachi, Lahore, and Peshawar, are beautifully adorned with green and white decorations, lights, and banners. Public gatherings, known as Mehfil-e-Milad, are held in mosques and homes, where people recite poetry and discuss the life and teachings of the Prophet. The atmosphere is filled with joy, devotion, and unity, as imams deliver sermons about compassion, non-violence, and respect for humanity. This day serves as a reminder for Muslims to follow the Prophet's teachings in their daily lives. Security is heightened to ensure a peaceful celebration, as police guard mosques and processions. Across the world, Muslims in countries like Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Indonesia also celebrate this sacred day, spreading messages of love and peace.

  NADRA (National Database and Registration Authority), established on 10th March 2000, plays a crucial role in maintaining and regulating the citizen databases of Pakistan. The agency introduced the Smart National Identity Card (SNIC) in 2012, which has transformed how citizens interact with government services. The SNIC is equipped with a data chip and 36 security features, making it a secure and versatile tool for a variety of official tasks. It is essential for activities such as voting, opening bank accounts, pension disbursement, and more. Every Pakistani citizen aged 18 and above is eligible for a NIC. NADRA offers three types of ID cards based on processing speed and fees: Normal (Rs. 750, 31 days), Urgent (Rs. 1,500, 15 days), and Executive (Rs. 2,500, 7 days). With the latest updates, NADRA urges citizens to renew their ID cards promptly, ensuring uninterrupted access to essential services. Make sure your Smart ID is renewed in time to avoid complications with financial, soc

  The UAE and China recently signed a series of strategic agreements during Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed's visit to China. This partnership enhances collaboration in areas like trade, technology, and investment, significantly boosting the Belt and Road Initiative.  The agreements include major sectors such as renewable energy, AI, green development, and tourism, showcasing the UAE's role as a global logistics hub and strategic partner. Bilateral non-oil trade reached Dh296 billion in 2023, underlining the economic impact of this relationship.  As both nations continue to invest in infrastructure and innovation, these agreements promise long-term growth and global business expansion, paving the way for deeper international cooperation.

  OPEC's September 2024 report shines a spotlight on the UAE’s booming non-oil sector. From January to July, Dubai attracted 10.62 million international visitors, marking an 8% rise compared to 2023.  This tourism surge is paired with the UAE's efforts to enhance its appeal to foreign investors through initiatives like 100% onshore company ownership and visa reforms. The UAE is also making it easier for businesses to set up by reducing associated costs.  Moreover, the country’s Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) rose to 54.2 in August, driven by increased consumer and business spending. With continued expansion in the non-oil sector, the UAE’s growth trajectory remains strong.