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  KARACHI:Speakers at a panel discussion on Monday at the Aga Khan University's  Time is Now - Gender Equity and Women in Leadership  conference, undersc air force one ored the challenges faced by women at workplaces,  air max air max while also highlighting opportunities that can help them excel for the betterment of their institution and the country. Prominent industry leaders took part in the discussion which was moderated by journalist and fiction writer, Bina Shah.Speaking on the occasion, founder of Circle Women Association, Sadaffe Abid, said that the country is in a state of crisis as far as women advancem nike air face 1 ent is concerned. We have limited women's representation in the formal economy, one of the lowest in the region. For me, the pace of progress is just too slow,  Abid lamented.  I feel there is a commitment, and attention is being given as seminar and talks are happening but in terms of real progress and macro indicators changing, I don't witness the kind of pace that I would like to see,  she continued, envisi Wqsi Kobe s towel from finale sells for $33K in online auction
 There is some slightly better news on the economic front which suggests that perhaps the worst may be over. Data on exports that was released on Tuesday, September 11 show adidas spezial  that exports are continuing to grow, with merchandise exports posting an 8 per cent increase in August compared to August 2017. In terms of the rupee export proceeds this was a 24.7 per cent rise in the current fiscal, in large part because of the 17 per cent depreciation in the exchange rate over the last year. Further good news comes in the form of exports exceeding the $2 billion mark, a psychological waypoint that will have been noted by external observers. Remittances are also enjoying an uptick after a year in the doldrums, rising 13.5 per cent over last year. With exports and remittances both looking rosier the other side of the coin is that imports and the trade deficit have largely flatlined, with the trade deficit a matter of considerable concern.For af1s white  the incoming government all this is good news, but wha jordan4 t m