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Pakistan, Germany sign $47 million agreement to launch climate, energy, social protection projects

  • Germany is one of Pakistan’s key development partners, with the current active bilateral portfolio reaching around $638 million
  • The agreement will address challenges such as climate change, energy transition, and social vulnerability through joint action
By Arab News Pakistan ·

Islamabad, Berlin sign €18 million deal to promote hydro, renewable energy in Pakistan’s north

By Arab News Pakistan ·

Pakistan, Germany to deepen climate, energy partnership with new $122 million support

By Arab News Pakistan ·

Pakistan, Germany review $7.56 million program to digitize power distribution network

By Waseem Abbasi ·

Germany signs €71 million deal with Pakistan to uplift renewable energy sector, assist flood-hit people

By Arab News Pakistan ·

German FM cancels engagements in Pakistan after testing positive for COVID-19

By SAIMA SHABBIR ·

German foreign minister cuts Pakistan trip short after positive COVID test

By REUTERS  ·

Pakistan to help Germany with evacuation of vulnerable people in Afghanistan

By Arab News Pakistan ·
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Pakistani PM, German foreign minister vow to work closely for regional peace

By Aamir Saeed ·

German foreign minister on four-day visit to Afghan neighbors, including Pakistan 

By Arab News Pakistan ·

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