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KHYBER PAKHTUNKHWA:K-P assembly unanimously passed the resolutionto legalise cryptocurrency and crypto mining, member of the Provincial Assembly (MPA) of Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa (KP)Dr Sumera Shams announced on Twitter.Dr Shamswrote: ldquo Indeed Pakistan progressing towards digitalisation to compete the world rdquo .Khyber Pakhtunkhwa 39 s Assembl
nike air j y anonymously passed my resolution on Cryptocurrency amp Cryptomining. Indeed Pakistan progressing towards digitalisation to compete the world. Kudos to @ZiaBangashPTI amp @fawadchaudhry for their hard work and dedication in the field
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https://t.co/id2LUnnGBo pic.twitter.com/TbQvYDsMEl mdash Dr Sumera shams (@SumeraShams) December 2, 2020Advisor to Chief Minister Khyber Pakhtunkhwa on Science amp Technology and Information Technology also tweeted about the development:KP Assembly passes resolution regarding Cryptocurrency and Cryptomining deman
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nike af1 men 72 hours ndash holding onto hopes that, after the Lunar Year holidays, those Chinese financial institutions to which Pakistan made repayments last year will start disbursing loans.Sources in the Ministry of Finance told The Express Tribune that the government will return the $500 million loan to the Chinese commercial bank, while another loan ndash of $300 million ndash given by the same bank is maturing in the fourth week of February.Meanwhile, the Economic Affairs Ministry was showing that
adidas spezial rot the entire payment ndash of $800 million ndash to the said bank is due next month, indicating some inconsistencies in data recording between the
