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NBP Launches Digital Passport Fee Payments

The National Bank of Pakistan has enabled digital passport fee payments through the Raast Person-to-Merchant QR system. Citizens can now conveniently pay passport fees using the mobile applications of participating banks. The service is expected to simplify payments, reduce dependence on cash and support Pakistan’s transition towards faster and more accessible digital public services.

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HBL Marks 50 Years in Bangladesh

HBL is celebrating 50 years of operations in Bangladesh, marking five decades of partnership with the country’s businesses since commencing operations in 1976. The milestone was commemorated at a ceremony in Dhaka attended by clients, regulators and senior bank executives. Distinguished guests included HBL Chairman Sultan Ali Allana, President and CEO Muhammad Nassir Salim, Head International Farhan Talib, and Bangladesh Country Manager Alamgir Morshed.

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Pakistan Seeks Return of Cathay Pacific Flights

Pakistan has urged Hong Kong to consider the resumption of Cathay Pacific flights to the country. The proposal was discussed during a meeting between Commerce Minister Jam Kamal Khan and Hong Kong Chief Executive John Lee Ka-chiu. Jam Kamal emphasised the importance of expanding bilateral cooperation in trade in services, aviation and finance. He also called for stronger business-to-business connectivity to unlock new commercial and investment opportunities between Pakistan and Hong Kong.

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Railways Advances $2.5bn ML-1 Project

Pakistan Railways, supported by the Asian Development Bank, has completed its second pre-market consultation for the Karachi-Rohri section of the ML-1 upgradation project. The session attracted 134 national and international contractors, consultants, suppliers and manufacturers. Civil work on the $2.5 billion first phase is expected to begin in January 2027. Covering 480 kilometres, the project includes new tracks and protective fencing. The corridor carries 76% of Pakistan’s passenger traffic and 98% of its rail freight.

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