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The CAA chairman expects EU flight restrictions to be lifted next month.

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The authority will review an EASA-compliant CAA department audit report at the meeting.

After the safety review board meeting, DG CAA Murtaza said EASA may lift Pakistan restrictions.

He said PIA flights to Europe and the UK will restart after a long gap.

EASA visited Pakistan in November 2023 to evaluate the CAA and PIA’s license, flight safety, flight standards, and airworthiness.

After a May 2020 PIA plane disaster in Karachi, EASA banned the national flag carrier’s flights.

EASA wrote to the national flag carrier that they had suspended PIA’s Third Country Operator (TCO) Authorisation after it failed to comply with the specified corrective action plans.

PIA authorities discussed six findings in June and September 2019, and five action plans were implemented, while one Safety Management System aspect was not.

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A Significant Contribution Made by the Pakistani Diaspora to the Enhancement of Education: Ahsan Iqbal

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In Islamabad, there was a conference that brought together people from all over the world to discuss ways to improve the educational system.

During his speech at the conference, the Federal Minister for Planning Ahsan Iqbal claimed that the Pakistani diaspora plays a significant part in enhancing the education sector of the country.

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The “Internet Dost” initiative is the result of the National Rural Support Program’s transformative initiative.

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Utilizing the assistance of google.org, the National Rural Support Program has initiated a revolutionary program known as the “Internet Dost” Program. The program’s objective is to close the digital gap that exists in rural areas.

A significant event, internet dost journalist, was hosted by the National Rural Socialist Party (NRSP) at its headquarters in Nowshera as part of a larger campaign to improve digital literacy.

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Pakistan Reacts To Afghan Aggression: Fighting Breaks Out Following Kabul Forces’ Fire During Fence Repair

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At the border close to Nushki Sector, Pakistani forces successfully countered Afghan aggression after the latter opened fire on Pakistani checkpoints while border fence repairs were being completed.

Heavy casualties were caused by Pakistani forces targeting Afghan posts.

Pakistan’s counterattack caused the Afghan weapons to stop firing.

Afghanistan has used force to violate Pakistan’s territorial integrity before. This is not the first time.

Pakistan has sent numerous warnings to the Taliban not to violate these rules, and it will keep up its strong response in the event that more violations occur.

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