FDI equity inflow in R&D sector in India rises to $343.64 million
in 2021
India witnessed a six-fold jump in foreign direct investment (FDI) equity inflow of $343.64 million in the Research and Development
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Engineering Review, first published in October 1975, is Pakistan’s foremost newspaper covering – through reports and articles – events and subjects that are of professional and commercial interest to engineers in government offices, consulting firms, contractors, industry and academia. Subjects of interest for architects and town planners too are covered.
Engineering Review has to its credit some reports which gave the leading national dailies much food to chew and do follow up reports.
It enjoys the full confidence of its readers and those who place their advertisements. It is not for nothing that ER is amongst those publications of Pakistan which pull the most adverts – all from very satisfied customers, business houses and industry, because it serves their needs better than any competitor and invariably more cost effectively than any daily paper.
Pakistan’s power crisis has hit the
industry hard but solutions are available
An exchange with Waqas ul Haq from Power Zone unveils new green technologies that not only are available to facilitate continuous power supply but also save the resources
Pakistan has been facing a power crisis for over 3 decades, what do you suggest to get the country out of this crisis
Careem Launches Falcon Project to Facilitate Aspiring Engineers in Pakistan
Careem, the Super App for the greater Middle East and Pakistan, has launched the Falcon project to provide learning and employment
PEC, FPCCI, ASPIRE to promote entrepreneurship
PEC, ASPIRE Pakistan sign MoU; FPCCI to follow suit; PEC delegation visits FPCCI in Lahore
A Pakistan Engineering Council (PEC) delegation led by Chairman Engr. Najeeb Haroon visited the offices of the Federation Pakistan Chambers
Reko Diq to start producing
gold and copper by 2027
Agreements are currently being finalized by teams from Barrick and Pakistan, says CEO Mark Bristow, “Project will have 100 percent, Pakistani workers.”
Barrick Gold Corporation says the company would convert Pakistan’s Reko Diq into a world-class mine and the company would start production