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Pakistan Celebrates National Day in UAE with Diplomatic Reception

  The Embassy of Pakistan in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) hosted a grand reception today to commemorate Pakistan's National Day, attended by members of the diplomatic corps, senior UAE government officials, Emirati nationals, and the Pakistani community. His Excellency Sheikh Nahayan bin Mubarak Al Nahyan, Minister of Tolerance and Coexistence, graced the occasion as the Chief Guest, alongside Minister of State for Foreign Affairs, His Excellency Ahmed bin Ali Al Sayegh. The event featured traditional performances, including the national anthems of Pakistan and the UAE played on traditional instruments. The Pakistani flag was prominently displayed on the hotel building, visible across Abu Dhabi, symbolizing the strong ties between the two nations . In his address, Ambassador Faisal Niaz Tirmizi reflected on the significance of the Pakistan Resolution and the challenges faced by the nascent state in its journey toward socio-economic development. He highlighted various opportuni...
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Pakistan to Open Satellite Internet with Starlink Go-Ahead



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Pakistan is about to transform its digital world with the recent go-ahead for satellite internet services from Starlink, the satellite internet company owned by Elon Musk. The Pakistan Space Activities Regulatory Board (PSARB) has issued a no-objection certificate (NoC) to Starlink, representing a major achievement in the nation's quest for improving internet access, particularly to underserved and rural communities.

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The clearance comes in response to the direction given by Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif and after deliberations with multiple security and regulatory institutions. Starlink has been provided with short-term registration in Pakistan and is expected to be issued a license by the Pakistan Telecom Authority (PTA) within the next fortnight. Yet, it will take up to a year for the company to initiate its services to consumers.

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Starlink's foray into the Pakistani market is expected to bring high-speed internet connectivity, which is essential for economic development and digital inclusion. The company will set up two or three ground stations in the country to support its operations. This move is in line with the government's vision of enhancing internet services and promoting a digital economy.

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The deployment of satellite internet is poised to fill the rural connectivity gap, as conventional internet services are usually not available or are limited in rural regions. With Pakistan adopting this cutting-edge remedy, a vast potential for increased communication, education, and business opportunities lies ahead, opening the floodgates to a new generation in the digital connectivity of the nation.

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