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Forbes names two Pakistanis among Middle East’s ‘100 Most Powerful Businesswomen’

  • This year’s list featured 100 entries, with 104 women from 27 different sectors and 28 nationalities
  • The banking and financial services sector led the list with 26 entries, followed by health care and others
By KASHIF IMRAN ·

Saudi tops Forbes list of region’s most valuable banks

By Arab News ·

Pakistan’s Sherry Rehman, Ayesha Malik featured in Forbes ‘50 Over 50: Asia 2023’ list

By Arab News Pakistan ·

Pakistani brothers, venture capital firm founders, feature on Forbes 30 Under 30 list

By Arab News Pakistan ·

France’s Mbappe tops football earnings list at $128 mn: Forbes

By AFP ·
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Pakistani entrepreneur recognized by Forbes creates video games to inspire social change

By SABAH BANO MALIK  ·
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Forbes recognizes young Pakistani chef focused on empowering women

By Sabah Bano Malik ·

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