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Saud Faisal Malik

Saud Faisal Malik

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Chief Digital Officer, Pakistan Observer

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Total articles 56

  • China vows firm support to Pakistan in combating terrorism

    By Saud Faisal Malik Verified| Pakistan Observer Verified UN, US, EU, Iran condemn attack on trainChina on Wednesday strongly condemned the terrorist attack on Jaffar Express in Balochistan and vowed to continue its firm support to Pakistan in combating terrorism, maintaining solidarity, social stability and protecting the safety of civilians.

    By Saud Faisal Malik Verified · Pakistan Observer

    Mar. 12, 2025

  • China’s Two Sessions 2025 Charting Economic and Innovation Strategy

    By Saud Faisal Malik Verified| Pakistan Observer Verified THE Two Sessions have formally convened in China as Premier Li Qiang delivered the anticipated 2025 Government Report presenting a policy roadmap for the year ahead. The Two Sessions, refers to the consecutive meetings of two key political bodies in China, the Chinese People’s Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC) and the National People’s Congress (NPC), China’s legislature.

    By Saud Faisal Malik Verified · Pakistan Observer

    Mar. 08, 2025

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Pakistan Observer

Pakistan Observer is one of the oldest and most widely read English-language newspapers in Pakistan. It provides comprehensive coverage of national and international news, including politics, business, sports, and lifestyle. The newspaper emphasizes journalistic integrity and community engagement, often addressing socio-political issues like labor rights and climate change. Originally a print publication, Pakistan Observer has successfully transitioned into digital media, offering real-time updates through its website and social media platforms. It produces podcasts that cover specialized topics, such as occupational safety and labor rights. The publication collaborates with various organizations, including the Akhter Hameed Khan Foundation and the International Labour Organization, to facilitate thematic discussions and engage a diverse audience that includes policymakers and academics.

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Founded: 1988